Crinum African Queen Cremastra clothed with small

clothed with small

Keep in mind it hates heat and extreme cold

DNA has been unable to distinguish between species

the stalks are adorned with dangling tan catkins

Many people consider this the most striking agave cultivar in commerce

Crinum African Queen Cremastra clothed with smallCrinum 'African Queen' was originally imported from Africa in 2000, without a name, by Florida plantsman, Nestor White. Crinum 'African Queen' forms a 1' tall compact, slowly offsetting, octopus shaped rosette of deeply ruffled glossy green foliage topped, starting for us in early September (NC) with sturdy 3' stalks of 14 16 red striped buds each, opening to pure white, pendant, tubular flowers. In warmer climates, flowering can start as early as