Crinum bulbispermum Sacramento Woodwardia It has long been cultivated

It has long been cultivated in both Korea and Japan as a highly prized potted specimen

trifoliate (three leaflets) foliage

each ending in a large chartreuse golden leaf

but the correct cultivar name seems to be 'Maculata'

Crinum bulbispermum Sacramento Woodwardia It has long been cultivatedCrinum 'Sacramento' has a mysterious background, but is reportedly a Les Hannibal cross between two forms of Crinum bulbispermum, one of which originated in the town of Kimberly, South Africa. Crinum bulbispermum 'Sacramento' makes a slowly offsetting 3' wide clump of arching blue green foliage topped, starting for us in late March early April, with 8 9, 3' tall stalks of flowers that have particularly nice red and white striped, anise fragranced