Crinum herbertii Carroll Abbott Cambodia starting for us in late

starting for us in late March with 1' tall deer-resistant foliage that emerges with an attractive burgundy flush

clonally-propagated selections as opposed to cheaper seed-grown plant

quite the showpiece in the garden as well as being easy to grow

dry winter soils

Arkansas plantsman David Cockrell shared this hardy form of Clerodendrum speciosissimum that he discovered traveling through his home state on business

Crinum herbertii Carroll Abbott Cambodia starting for us in lateCrinum 'Carroll Abbott' is a fabulous introduction from Texas crinum breeder Marcelle Sheppard that was derived from a cross of Crinum bulbispermum and Crinum scabrum. Starting in June, the 30" tall stalks are topped with clusters of widely opened white flowers with a red band down the center of each petal. In contrast to Crinum 'Schreck', the flowers of Crinum 'Carroll Abbott' are wider, the red stripes are narrower, and the stigma is red instead of