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Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Caption: A nice small-flowered red.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: January 8, 2008

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Caption: Detail showing the characteristic red pedicels, useful in differentiating the several small reds that are similar.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: January 8, 2008

Gallery: Stamens, filaments and pistils
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: January 20, 2008

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: January 10, 2008

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: January 6, 2007

Gallery: Bulb
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Caption: This was the \"klister\" (Dutch for cluster) I received the first year SG was sold in the US. It shows the way this hybrid offsets all around, with secondary and tertiary offsets. The whole group is meant to be grown in one pot, making a lush display with
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: November 2, 2006

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Caption: The \"klister\" planted, growing and blooming two months later
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: January 8, 2007

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: November 24, 2011
Caption: The original cluster about a year later, reblooming.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: October 10, 2007

Gallery: Stamens, filaments and pistils
Date submitted: November 23, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: September 5, 2006

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 23, 2011
Caption: The color darken as the blossom ages.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: June 18, 2007

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 23, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: June 18, 2007

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: November 23, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: June 11, 2007

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Caption: This is the common form available from the Dutch. A very tough, prolific plant. Quite hardy, though in colder areas where freezing occurs, the foliage is killed to the ground or protective mulch.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: June 18, 2006

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: August 18, 2006

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Caption: Although the flowers are small compared to other Crinums, a large clump or planting can make a nice show.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: June 27, 2008

Gallery: Closeup of buds, sepals and receptacles
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Caption: This Crinum is self-sterile, but can produce seeds on occasion with the right pollinator.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: July 4, 2006

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Caption: An emerging scape.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: June 10, 2006

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Caption: Plants beginning their season. These plants were protected with a deep mulch which protected the pseudostems (red parts). The foliage emerges from the top of the pseudostem, whether it is at ground level or above, as seen here. I did not see that protecti
Photo location: North Carolina, USA. USDA zone 7b.
Date of photo: March 31, 2007

Gallery: Entire plant
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: August 22, 2007

Gallery: Bloom
Date submitted: November 20, 2011
Caption: Produces large clusters of flowers.
Photo location: North Carolina, USA
Date of photo: August 22, 2007