Crinum Mystery Uvularia corrugated foliage makes a beacon

corrugated foliage makes a beacon in any garden

but he guessed wrong about the parentage

Our original clumps were grown from hellebore guru Will McLewin's seed

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Crinum Mystery Uvularia corrugated foliage makes a beaconCrinum 'Mystery' is an introduction from the late crinum breeder Cecil Houdyshel, who crossed Crinum erubescens with Crinum 'Ellen Bosanquet'. Crinum 'Mystery' makes a vigorous clump with 8 10, open, dark pink, deliciously fragrant flowers with white a white star shaped throat, atop 3' tall stems, starting for us in mid July. The short, but wide green leaves resemble the Crinum erubescens parent. This is not the same as Crinum 'Pink Mystery', which