Crinum Lorraine Clark Anemonella Cuphea micropetala may be slow

Cuphea micropetala may be slow to return in spring but our plants have been reliable

The foliage emerges in fall and remains until late spring

so if your clone doesn't flower double

This long-leaf pine habitat endemic is found in full sun

Crinum Lorraine Clark Anemonella Cuphea micropetala may be slowCrinum 'Lorraine Clark' comes from Louisiana crinum breeder Barry Clark and produces the darkest reddish pink flowers of any crinum lily we have grown. The dark, outfacing, lightly fragrant flowers of Crinum 'Lorraine Clark' top the 3' tall stems, starting in early July. Crinum 'Lorraine Clark' is a prolific offsetter forming a 2' tall x 7' wide clump, so they'll be plenty to share unless you want to start your own crinum nursery.