Bulbs, tubers or rhizomes: Blood lily, Caladium, Canna, Crinum lily, Amazon lily, Allium, Alstroemeria, Aztec lily, Begonia, Dahlia, Gladiolus, Kaffir lily, Lily, Tiger lily, Tritonia, Tuberose ...

Most Crinum flowers look like an Easter lily or Amaryllis, and there may be 20 or more on a single stalk. A single bulb may send out half a dozen flower stalks at once.

Although new plants are introduced into the landscape trade each year, there are some plants that have been a part of our landscapes reliably for years on end without ever ...

One such plant is the crinum lily, an amaryllis relative, that performs admirably in a number of landscape situations throughout the southeast.

Crinum lilies (Crinum species), also called swamp lilies or milk and wine lilies, are another species in and of themselves. Most bulbs of this species are large, long-lived summer growers and have ...

“When I learnt that the Naturalist Foundation was taking people to see the crinum lily in the dense forest of Bombay Natural History Society’s Conservation Education Centre, I joined it.

The first pineapple lily I grew was a real stinker — and we have lived happily ever after together for more than 20 years. Aside from the smell of rotting meat it emitted, Eucomis bicolor made ...

Caladiums from tubers produce colorful foliage all summer, crinum lilies from bulbs produce white to deep-rose-colored flowers spring through summer, and lycoris suddenly make an appearance in ...

In particular this beauty – crinum macowanii (river swamp lily). These are eye catching flowers with a delicate scent and a number of traditional medicinal uses.

The genus includes 180 species called crinum lily, cape lily, spider lily, or swamp lily. Despite the references to lilies, crinums are members of the amaryllis plant family, not the lily plant ...