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Crinum Lily: Giant Spider Lily, Crinum amabile, Red/Pink Blooms. Very Fragrant!

FREE SHIPPING. Choice of Sizes. This crinum is native to tropical areas of Asia. It is now a favorite landscape plant in Florida, the gulf coast, California and other warm climate areas. Can grow to 4' high and 5' wide. Use the Grand Crinum to create a tropical mood near the pool or patio. Red/Pink blooms are HUGE and EXTREMELY FRAGRANT!! Blooms all summer.

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Giant/Grand Red/Pink Spider Lily Plants (Crinum amabile). (sometimes referred to purple Spider Lily). These have green leaves and the blooms are UNBELIEVABLY FRAGRANT!!

You have a choice of ONE medium, golf to tennis ball sized bulb for $35 or TWO small (larger than a marble but smaller than a ping-pong ball) bulbs for $30.

Shipping via Priority Mail is free. These will take 3 - 5 years to reach blooming size, depending on climate and care. (use the drop down box near the 'order' button to select size).

This crinum is native to tropical areas of Asia. It is now a favorite landscape plant in Florida, the gulf coast, California and other warm climate areas. Can grow to 4' high and 5' wide. Use the Grand Crinum to create a tropical mood near the pool or patio. Use like a sculpture to create a focal point in the garden or in an expanse of lawn.

This big lily looks great with palm trees and ornamental grasses and makes a striking display when planted in a large cluster. Their drought resistance make them useful in xeriscapes. Also does well in containers (don't overwater!!).

This impressive plant is easy to grow and requires little care. In many mild winter areas this is a common "pass-along" plant - neighbors sharing excess bulbs with one another. In addition to its beautiful form, the grand crinum is an enthusiastic non-stop producer of huge fragrant flowers (unless cut down by frost and freezing weather)

Hardiness: USDA Zone 9 - 11. You can grow this crinum in Zone 8, but foiliage is killed by freezing winter temperatures. Grow in containers in colder zones.

Culture: This lily is happy in just about any type of well drained soil. Light: Prefers bright sunny situations but will grow in medium shade - especially in the hottest zones.

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