Crinum jagus Maya Moon Lepisorus None need the long hot

None need the long hot dry spell that some species native to the southwest US and Mexico are subjected to in their native habitat

The 30" long stems become pendant with age

bananas and petunias as a bedding scheme

In late afternoon

Whether in a container or in the rock garden

Crinum jagus Maya Moon Lepisorus None need the long hot(aka: Crinum giganteum) Crinum 'Maya Moon' (often mis spelled Mayan Moon) is a selection of the West African (Guinea south to Angola and west to Sudan) Crinum jagus. This unique 4' wide, compact clump is composed of upright, wide green foliage that resembles a eucomis quite different from most other crinum lilies. In late June early July, the flower stalks that just top the foliage emerge with 4 6 pendent ivory light yellow buds that open to outfacing