Crinum African Queen Solidago This selection of the heat-tolerant

This selection of the heat-tolerant clumping Fargesia robusta is much shorter than other selections of the species we grow

and that the flower stalks remain sturdy and attractive until frost

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since the tuber will grow significantly while the leaf is up

Crinum African Queen Solidago This selection of the heat-tolerantCrinum 'African Queen' was originally imported from Africa in 2000, without a name, by Florida plantsman, Nestor White. Crinum 'African Queen' forms a 1' tall compact, slowly offsetting, octopus shaped rosette of deeply ruffled glossy green foliage topped, starting for us in early September (NC) with sturdy 3' stalks of 14 16 red striped buds each, opening to pure white, pendant, tubular flowers. In warmer climates, flowering can start as early as