Crinum powellii Cecil Houdyshel Dry Shade Plants Gardens have been described as

Gardens have been described as the slowest of the performing arts and the stunning display of Zephyranthes and their close cousin Habranthus demand that one go out into the garden and enjoy their performance

since it looks more like shrubby lamb's ear

with an insanely large number of flower stalks that hold the large

I fell in love with the Crimean native Seseli gummiferum when I visited the Denver Botanic Garden in 2013

Please keep in mind that each plant is either male or female

Crinum powellii Cecil Houdyshel Dry Shade Plants Gardens have been described asThis cross from the late Cecil Houdyshel is a tetraploid version of C. x powellii. Although the flowers are not monstrous like some of the more gaudy members of the genus, C. 'Cecil Houdyshel' flowers from spring to frost with soft pink flowers atop sturdy 3' tall stalks.