Crinum eboracii Pecan Tree Inn Rhodophiala The lacy silver-blue foliage of
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
The lacy silver-blue foliage of Seseli gummiferum resembles a compact Artemisia 'Powis Castle'
deer-resistant groundcover (4' wide in 2 years) in the moist woodland garden
The butterscotch and grey speckling (brightest in early spring) covers the light green
the branches quickly reach 6' tall x 12' wide
A few continue to bloom for an extended time
Crinum eboracii Pecan Tree Inn Rhodophiala The lacy silver-blue foliage ofWe obtained our start of this superb and vigorous crinum from Susan Johnson of Beaufort, NC former owner of the Pecan Tree Inn. This old group of hybrids, called Crinum x eboracii (Crinum bulbispermum x Crinum asiaticum), makes an incredibly durable crinum lily clump which, when kept moist, can reflower every month or so during the summer. The 50" tall, sturdy stalks of Crinum x eboracii 'Pecan Tree Inn' are topped with light pink flowers with very