Echinocereus reichenbachii Columbus Bambusa Crinum 'Mystery' is an introduction

Crinum 'Mystery' is an introduction from the late crinum breeder Cecil Houdyshel

Kees Sahin

Very open shade or a couple of hours of morning sun are best

Well-drained soils are a must for Cheilanthes lanosa to thrive

Clematis ochroleuca 'Penny's Bend' is found in very dry open woodlands

Echinocereus reichenbachii Columbus Bambusa Crinum 'Mystery' is an introductionEchinocereus reichenbachii 'Columbus' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Wade Roitsch (Yucca Do) seed collection from Colorado County, Texas, near the town of Columbus, where it grows in gravelly soil. Echinocereus reichenbachii forms upright clumps of thick stems with attractive body paint like tiny brown spines. The plants are further adorned in mid April (NC) with large mauvy pink flowers. Full sun, good drainage, good air movement,