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Rain Rain Rain! Good for Spring Crinum Blooms

One thing we can thank the rain for is the overabundance of beautiful crinum blooms from the farm this year.  Take a look at some of the images from several weeks ago!  We have just sent our newsletter as well, so if you’re on the Bulb Hunter newsletter list, standby for another e-mail from us.  We hope your bulbs are doing great for you!

One thing we can thank the rain for is the overabundance of beautiful Crinum blooms from the farm this year.

Milk and Wine lilies (Crinum x herbertii)
Milk and Wine lilies (Crinum x herbertii)
Crinum ‘Claude Davis’
Crinum ‘Claude Davis’
Crinum ‘Burbanks White Queen’
Crinum ‘Burbanks White Queen’
Me with Crinum ‘Burbanks White Queen’.
Me with Crinum ‘Burbanks White Queen’.
Pink spring blooming crinum.
Pink spring blooming crinum.
Beautiful tall Crinum ‘Diane Welch’
Beautiful tall Crinum ‘Diane Welch’
Crinum ‘Carol Abbott”
Crinum ‘Carol Abbott”
Me with Crinum ‘Carol Abbott'
Me with Crinum ‘Carol Abbott’
Crinum ‘Sacremento’
Crinum ‘Sacremento’
Spring blooming pink crinum.
Spring blooming pink crinum.
Me with pink crinum.
Me with pink crinum.
Unknown white crinum
Unknown white crinum
Milk and wine lily from flower down to bulb
Milk and wine lily from flower down to bulb

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