Crinum digweedii Jennifer White Northern Africa spreading underground to 6' wide

spreading underground to 6' wide in 10 years

the patches are adorned with a stunning floral show of masses of sweetly fragrant 4" tall stalks of white

was discovered in James Van Remsen's Louisiana garden and later named and distributed by the late salvia guru Rich Dufresne

The normally shiny

you may wish to remove the old foliage

Crinum digweedii Jennifer White Northern Africa spreading underground to 6' wideCrinum x digweedii 'Jennifer White' (Crinum scabrum x americanum) is a "found" crinum, discovered by crinum collector Nestor White of Florida and subsequently named after his daughter in law. For us, Crinum x digweedii 'Jennifer White' has proven to be a vigorous growing, fast offsetting clone with very glossy foliage (from the Crinum americanum parent) and topped with 30" tall stalks, each ending with six or more large, very fragrant white flowers,