Arachniodes miqueliana Agapanthus at least for the grass

at least for the grass

the clumps are topped with 2' tall scapes of light lavender flowers

like shredded umbrellas after a hurricane

I cannot imagine why Crinum 'Ollene' is not grown in every southern garden

the contrast is truly stunning

Arachniodes miqueliana Agapanthus at least for the grassArachniodes miqueliana is an easy to grow favorite of late fern guru Dr. John Mickel, who generously shared spores from his home garden. Arachniodes miqueliana forms a tight clump, but is otherwise somewhat similar in form to the beloved Arachniodes standishii with 2' long, arching, finely cut, lacy fronds that are extraordinarily wide at the base. Just as with its relative Arachniodes standishii, Arachniodes miqueliana is very late to drop its