Crinum Little Lugger Paris The slowly spreading rhizomatous broad

The slowly spreading rhizomatous broad beech fern makes a large 5' wide deer-resistant patch in ten years

With good morning sun

it is not a plant which requires periodic division to rejuvenate older plants

This spectacular 2018 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction occurred under the cover of darkness one warm

evergreen perennial with brilliant yellow

Crinum Little Lugger Paris The slowly spreading rhizomatous broadCrinum 'Little Lugger' is a splendid Dave Lehmiller hybrid of Crinum lugardiae x Crinum americanum that's become one of our favorite crinum lilies. Crinum 'Little Lugger' forms a small, fast offsetting clump of narrow, glossy green foliage. Starting in mid July (NC) and continuing through mid October, the clumps are topped with up to 6 7 30" tall stalks at once, each with symmetrical flower heads of 7 9, insanely fragrant, large white flowers,