Crinum Transformer Georgia native plants and lovely recurved petal tips

and lovely recurved petal tips

but this should be limited to 1-2 hours

where angel trumpets aren't winter hardy

The 3" tall x 1' wide evergreen clumps are clothed with arrow-shaped leaves of dusty light green with muted silver patterns

The flowers are subsequently replaced with bright blue fruit in February/March

Crinum Transformer Georgia native plants and lovely recurved petal tipsCrinum 'Transformer' is a Dave Lehmiller cross of the Australian Crinum luteolum with our native Crinum americanum. The fast multiplying clump is topped, starting for us in early August and continuing into October with 28" tall spikes that start as soft yellow buds, open as large, out facing, pure white fragrant flowers, that miraculously change to beautiful soft pink the following day. The combination of yellow, white, and pink at the same time is a