Crinum Princess Elizabeth Drimiopsis We prefer to cut the

We prefer to cut the stalks to the ground in early winter to prevent reseeding

a treat for hummingbirds and butterflies

and topped in October with terminal clusters of lovely v-shaped flowers that are white at the base and cobalt blue at the tips

The narrow glossy leaves form large bulbs that multiply like little rabbits

Crinum Princess Elizabeth Drimiopsis We prefer to cut theCrinum 'Princess Elizabeth' was distributed in the US by the late California crinum guru, Les Hannibal, and, although we don't know for sure, we're fairly confident that it's a Crinum x powellii hybrid (a cross of Crinum bulbispermum x Crinum moorei). For us, Crinum 'Princess Elizabeth' flowers from mid May to early July on 2' tall stalks, each topped with 17 20 buds that open to pure white, fragrant, outfacing flowers.