Additional information
| Botanical Name | Crinum procerum 'Queen Emma' |
|---|---|
| Common Name (Variety) | Queen Emma |
| Color | Red buds opening to white petals |
| Flower Shape | Star-shaped |
| Bulbs Per Pack | 1 |
| Growing Season | Spring-summer |
Crinum procerum ‘Queen Emma’
$100.00
Majestic plants with bold, lily-like flowers, imposing foliage, and a strong constitution. Their 6”-10″ clump of fragrant flowers rise on a strong burgandy stalk from clumps of long, strap-shaped burgandy leaves and bloom spring to fall. Plant 6” deep with neck above ground in humus-rich soil; water and feed heavily during summer; divide infrequently. Give ample space as it grows. This is a mature size bulb, roughly already 4′ tall.
- Botanical Name Crinum procerum 'Queen Emma'
- Common Name (Variety) Queen Emma
- Color Red buds opening to white petals
- Flower Shape Star-shaped
- Bulbs Per Pack 1
- Growing Season Spring-summer
- Full Sun Yes
- Good Cut Flower Yes
- Naturalizes in Texas Yes
- Butterflies Yes
- Bees Yes
