Crinum Quick Facts |
| Crinum lilies have great big underground bulbs, long strap-like leaves and Spring, Summer or Fall flowers that look sort of like Christmas Amaryllis |
| Crinums lilies thrive in climates with long, hot summers, where the ground does not freeze very deeply. They’re best in USDA zones 7 and warmer, but many adventurous gardeners in Zone 6 grow them for the challenge. |
| Crinums
prefer 5 or more hours of sun every day, normal water and garden soil. (Except the rare shade lovers! - which we only offer as seasonal specials.) |
| Crinum lilies can be grown in containers. |
| Crinum lilies take a year or two to settle in to their spot in the garden. They are best after 3 years and spectacular after 5! |
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