Crinum herbertii Montgomery Nana Colored Foliage simply throw the old stalks

simply throw the old stalks on the compost pile in the winter and that's it

highlighted by attractive silver blotches

Despite its wet origins

so is a great choice for the garden where deer pressure is a concern

Imagine a crinum run over by a steamroller and you have Ammocharis coranica

Crinum herbertii Montgomery Nana Colored Foliage simply throw the old stalksCrinum x herbertii 'Montgomery Nana' is a splendid selection of the hybrid between Crinum bulbispermum and Crinum scabrum, discovered and named by Florida plantsman, Nestor White. Starting for us around early June, the 30" tall scapes are topped with clusters of burgundy and white striped buds that open to reveal deliciously fragrant flowers of white with a central pink stripe truly extraordinary.