Crinum ‘Bradley Giant’
$30.00
Rich, glossy green leaves make stout mounds; stout, but under 3 feet tall. In late June or around July 4th (zone 8) cheerful pink flowers emerge to wave over the leaves.
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Description
Flowers for a long time! Despite its botanical name, the Australian ‘Bradley Giant’ variety isn’t any bigger than its relative ‘Bradley’!
Growing Conditions: I’m unsure of hardiness but she is definitely thriving here in South Carolina (Zone 8) and we’re testing it in Ohio.
Flowers: In early June (Zone 8) cheerful pink flowers emerge at around 4.5′ tall to wave over the leaves. The flowers are really big and beautiful – the blooms are 7.5″ long!
Leaves: Rich, glossy green leaves make stout mounds, stout but under 3 feet tall.
How To Plant: It’s best to plant Bradley Giant a bit deeper than other Crinums, around 12 – 15 ” deep in regular garden soil.
Where To Plant: This flower looks great planted with blue larkspur or great foliage planted in front of chaste tree.
Our Bulbs: We ship our normal size bulbs which are about the size of a tennis ball and ready to send up a flower.
Additional information
| Weight | 4.2 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 15 × 4 × 3 in |
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