Crinum powellii 'Roseum' (Small)
Crinum Powellii 'Roseum': The Pink Crinum Lily That Thrives on Neglect
Not all bulbs are dug. Our first pink crinums were a gift from a friend. Years ago, we planted rows of this flower in an abandoned sweet potato field that is now our farm. Then we walked away. Four years later, the bulbs had turned into large clumps of five or more bulbs and sent up two to three bloom stalks every year. They compete with the weeds, hogs, and grasshoppers, using nothing but the natural rainfall to survive.
If you’re looking for a stunning, low-maintenance flowering bulb that can withstand heat, humidity, and even a little neglect? Look no further than the resilient and beautiful Crinum powellii 'Roseum,' also known as the Pink Crinum Lily.
Why Choose Crinum powellii 'Roseum'?
- This hardy bulb thrives on natural rainfall, making it perfect for xeriscaping and water-wise gardens.
- Heat and Humidity Resistant: Unlike many other flowering bulbs, Crinum powellii 'Roseum' flourishes in hot, humid climates, even in the deep South.
- Cold Hardy to Zone 7: While this bulb loves the heat, it can also tolerate colder temperatures, making it suitable for a wide range of growing zones.
- Pest and Disease Resistant: Crinum powellii 'Roseum' is naturally resistant to many common pests and diseases, ensuring years of worry-free enjoyment.
- Beautiful Pink Blooms: The light pink, trumpet-shaped flowers bloom on tall stalks, adding a touch of elegance to any garden.
Planting and Care for Crinum powellii 'Roseum'
- Planting Depth: Cover the bulb itself but leave the neck exposed for optimal growth.
- Mulching: In colder zones, apply a thick layer of mulch to protect the bulbs during winter.
- Sun Exposure: Plant in full sun for the best flowering performance.
- Watering: Water regularly during hot, dry periods, especially in the first year after planting.
Where to Buy Crinum powellii 'Roseum' Bulbs
Large bulbs are available for purchase, ensuring quicker establishment and a higher likelihood of blooms in the first year. Don't miss out on this opportunity to add a touch of pink perfection to your garden with the hardy and beautiful Crinum powellii 'Roseum'!
Additional Tips for Crinum powellii 'Roseum' Care
Companion Planting: Pair with winter-blooming bulbs like Lycoris radiata or Narcissus tazetta Grand Primo to extend your garden's color season.
Avoid Transplanting: Once established, Crinum powellii 'Roseum' prefers to be left undisturbed.
Enjoy the Show: With minimal care, your Crinum powellii 'Roseum' will reward you with years of stunning pink blooms.
Order your Crinum powellii 'Roseum' bulbs today and experience the beauty and resilience of this remarkable flowering bulb!
Crinum Powellii 'Roseum': The Pink Crinum Lily That Thrives on Neglect
Not all bulbs are dug. Our first pink crinums were a gift from a friend. Years ago, we planted rows of this flower in an abandoned sweet potato field that is now our farm. Then we walked away. Four years later, the bulbs had turned into large clumps of five or more bulbs and sent up two to three bloom stalks every year. They compete with the weeds, hogs, and grasshoppers, using nothing but the natural rainfall to survive.
If you’re looking for a stunning, low-maintenance flowering bulb that can withstand heat, humidity, and even a little neglect? Look no further than the resilient and beautiful Crinum powellii 'Roseum,' also known as the Pink Crinum Lily.
Why Choose Crinum powellii 'Roseum'?
- This hardy bulb thrives on natural rainfall, making it perfect for xeriscaping and water-wise gardens.
- Heat and Humidity Resistant: Unlike many other flowering bulbs, Crinum powellii 'Roseum' flourishes in hot, humid climates, even in the deep South.
- Cold Hardy to Zone 7: While this bulb loves the heat, it can also tolerate colder temperatures, making it suitable for a wide range of growing zones.
- Pest and Disease Resistant: Crinum powellii 'Roseum' is naturally resistant to many common pests and diseases, ensuring years of worry-free enjoyment.
- Beautiful Pink Blooms: The light pink, trumpet-shaped flowers bloom on tall stalks, adding a touch of elegance to any garden.
Planting and Care for Crinum powellii 'Roseum'
- Planting Depth: Cover the bulb itself but leave the neck exposed for optimal growth.
- Mulching: In colder zones, apply a thick layer of mulch to protect the bulbs during winter.
- Sun Exposure: Plant in full sun for the best flowering performance.
- Watering: Water regularly during hot, dry periods, especially in the first year after planting.
Where to Buy Crinum powellii 'Roseum' Bulbs
Large bulbs are available for purchase, ensuring quicker establishment and a higher likelihood of blooms in the first year. Don't miss out on this opportunity to add a touch of pink perfection to your garden with the hardy and beautiful Crinum powellii 'Roseum'!
Additional Tips for Crinum powellii 'Roseum' Care
Companion Planting: Pair with winter-blooming bulbs like Lycoris radiata or Narcissus tazetta Grand Primo to extend your garden's color season.
Avoid Transplanting: Once established, Crinum powellii 'Roseum' prefers to be left undisturbed.
Enjoy the Show: With minimal care, your Crinum powellii 'Roseum' will reward you with years of stunning pink blooms.
Order your Crinum powellii 'Roseum' bulbs today and experience the beauty and resilience of this remarkable flowering bulb!