Crinum Alamo Village Polygonatum but splendid

but splendid

which itself was a sport of the solid gold Hosta 'Maui Buttercups'

The silver leaf color also adds a pop of color amongst green foliage

Zantedeschia rehmannii will thrive in soils of medium moisture level

glossy evergreen leaves emerge from a slowly spreading rhizome

Crinum Alamo Village Polygonatum but splendidCrinum 'Alamo Village' is an amazing crinum lily that has graced old southern gardens for decades but was popularized by the late Dr. Thad Howard of Texas, who discovered the plant in the 1960s in Alamo Village, Texas. The fast growing clumps of glossy, light green foliage are topped continuously throughout the summer with 4' tall stalks of large, fragrant, spidery petaled flowers that emerge as magenta buds but open near white with a maroon blush to