Crinum gowenii Bob Stover Titanotrichum The bizarre flowers of this

The bizarre flowers of this cast iron plant

and excellent drainage are the two keys to success

They are joined in late winter (February in NC) by the 2" tall flowers ranging from pink to purple

Shared by plant prodigy Dr

and great as a groundcover in warm temperate climates

Crinum gowenii Bob Stover Titanotrichum The bizarre flowers of thisCrinum x gowenii 'Bob Stover' is a hybrid of the very hardy Crinum bulbispermum and the tender Crinum zeylanicum, discovered by Florida plantsman Nestor White at a small nursery in Temple, Texas, and subsequently named by Nestor. For us, Crinum 'Bob Stover' has formed a stunning clump, topped in July and August with 27" tall scapes ending in large clusters of nicely ruffled, fragrant white flowers with recurved petal tips, all highlighted by a pink