Crinum augustum 'Queen Emma' - Queen Emma Lily
By Delonix1
- 5 Dec, 2010
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These Queen Emma lilies are still blooming at the San Diego Zoo. Photo taken on Dec. 2, 2010.
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Tugbrethil:
It's evergreen and become a very large plant; to 6ft/2m or sometimes much taller. Large plants can bloom almost anytime of the year.
6 Dec, 2010
I just love the flowers on these, but these plants certainly need some room.
8 Dec, 2010
Bernieh:
I love the very sweetly fragrant flowers too! I have this one and the green form also. I've seen them as tall as 12ft/3.7m here and taller in the tropics. The large plants usually have the most flower spikes.
9 Dec, 2010
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That's a late bloomer! Are they evergreen, like most that I have met? Or are those yellow leaves a sign of the future?
6 Dec, 2010