Crinum herbertii Paul Bunyan Evergreen Perennials and Alabama's Hayes Jackson reports

and Alabama's Hayes Jackson reports that his plants have withstood 8 degrees F

3' wide clump is topped in late summer with 2' tall scapes of light lavender flowers

mitt-like foliage of Sanguinaria canadensis 'Multiplex' until it goes dormant in late summer

In late spring the giant

Crinum herbertii Paul Bunyan Evergreen Perennials and Alabama's Hayes Jackson reports(aka: Crinum x herbertii NW #3) Named after the giant lumberjack folk hero, Crinum 'Paul Bunyan' also is a giant, with sturdy 4' tall flower stalks topped, starting for us in mid May, with large, fragrant, white flowers, each highlighted by rosy pink central stripes, a pink throat, and bright burgundy outer keels. The 5' long, deeply channeled, glaucous green foliage is also on the giant side compared to most crinum lilies. Crinum 'Paul Bunyan' is a