I seem to be on the road even more these days, but I am back at the farm keeping things clean. My lack of time on the farm is a testimony to the strength of the bulbs. Even in the now drier weather, they grow and bloom without irrigation...and what a show they put on!
Blooming right now is one of our Crinum 'Milk and Wine' varieties.
Also beginning to bloom is our Crinum 'Bradley' bulbs.
We have some black-eyed susans (Rudbeckia hirta) making an appearance amongst our elephant ears. They are a wonderful wildflower brightening Texas Highways, parks, and any other open space where they can colonize.
Blooming right now is one of our Crinum 'Milk and Wine' varieties.
Also beginning to bloom is our Crinum 'Bradley' bulbs.
We have some black-eyed susans (Rudbeckia hirta) making an appearance amongst our elephant ears. They are a wonderful wildflower brightening Texas Highways, parks, and any other open space where they can colonize.
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