Crinum macowanii Mallows Although often found native in

Although often found native in heavy soils near streams

tiny green leaves highlighted by dark purple sheaths

The normally shiny

Helleborus niger must have good drainage and dry soils

Any reverted

Crinum macowanii Mallows Although often found native inNamed after the late South African botanist Peter MacOwan, Crinum macowanii is a superb African native bulb (South Africa and East Africa) that has performed exceptionally well in our hot, humid climate. The rosettes of glaucous, blue green, wavy foliage are topped all summer with 2' tall stalks, adorned with terminal clusters of large, sweetly fragrant white flowers with pink flushed, pink keeled backs. The flowers emerge facing outward and become