Lily Crinum

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Lily – Crinum

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CRINUM LILY — Perennial wildflower

Perennial — Sun to Part Shade

Height: 14″ – 16″

Spread: 24″ – 40″

Pronounced: CRY-num

Spacing: 24″-40″

HABIT: Some bloom in early summer, others in late summer. Lily like flowers in white, pink, and rose. Clumping perennial with long stalks, 4″-6″ lily-shaped, fragrant flowers. Thick fleshy roots from large bulbs (tennis ball to baseball-sized).

CULTURE: Plant in spring or fall in rich, healthy soil. Flowering is more prolific if clumps are left undisturbed for several years. Many colors are available.

USES: Perennial garden, bold foliage texture.

PROBLEMS: Slugs and snails.