Crinum americanum St Marks Endangered Plants This isn't a problem unless

This isn't a problem unless it's planted too close to other smaller

thought to be a hybrid between Salvia leucantha and possibly Salvia chiapensis

Indeed they might never really need division

It wasn't until our friend

Each leaf is highlighted by muted silver veins and a dark purple blush to the leaf back

Crinum americanum St Marks Endangered Plants This isn't a problem unlessCrinum americanum is our only North American native crinum lily, which calls the Southeast US coast home. Our offering hails from near the town of St. Marks in Wakulla County, just south of Tallahassee, Florida. Despite its more southerly upbringing, Crinum americanum 'St. Marks' has been winter hardy here for over two decades, easily handling single digits F. Crinum americanum is a bog native, that prefers moist to wet soils, although irrigated