Crinum Bradley Chile we find it even better

we find it even better as a clumping groundcover of brilliant purple foliage

Yet it is still strongly advised that this now year-old foliage be removed before new growth is produced

This is one of the best but least-known hostas ever introduced

It will grow and bloom in full sun to quite heavy shade

Aspidistra fungilliformis makes a superb

Crinum Bradley Chile we find it even betterCrinum 'Bradley' is a Crinum scabrum x Crinum flaccidum hybrid from the late H. B. Bradley of Australia. Although it's been around quite a while, it's still one of the top crinums in our trials. The 3. 5' tall, sturdy spikes are topped, starting in mid July (NC) with 10 12 large, fragrant, rich deep pink flowers, each highlighted by a dramatic white eyezone. The narrow upright foliage forms clumps that offset quickly, eventually forming a 4' wide