Crinum Temple Bells England but with an insignificant fragrance

but with an insignificant fragrance

and cold since 2004

Fargesia rufa has been wonderfully tolerant of both heat and cold

A variegated epimedium

topped in July (NC) with 4

Crinum Temple Bells England but with an insignificant fragranceCrinum 'Temple Bells' is one of the best introductions from the late crinum breeder Marcelle Sheppard a cross of Crinum macowanii x Crinum scabrum 'Rose City Schoolhouse'. Crinum 'Temple Bells' forms a large rosette of wide, glaucous green foliage, topped, starting in late June (NC) with 3' tall stalks, each ending in 15 18 sweetly fragrant, tubular white flowers, heavily striped with burgundy on the flower keels.