Crinum Rodger Croker Memorial Silver/Grey Flowering Plants For the garden

For the garden

perfect for fairy gardens The foliage color is brightest after the new growth emerges in spring

a truly great summer-flowering perennial for the border or a knockout in a mass planting

so it does not need a pollinator

The base of the upright foliage emerges bright purple in early spring

Crinum Rodger Croker Memorial Silver/Grey Flowering Plants For the garden(aka: Crinum Popham Clone) Crinum 'Rodger Croker Memorial' is a Marcelle Shepard named introduction of a crinum found by the late plantsman, Rodger Croker. Crinum 'Rodger Croker Memorial' forms a clump with narrow, upright foliage that's topped, starting in mid July with 30" stalks, topped with clusters of 8 10, faintly fragrant white flowers with prominent pink stripes down the center of each petal, and lovely recurved petal tips.