I think you will love them, Al. My first ones were some old Milk and Wine lilies that I got in trade for some roses. I have had them four or five years now, and they are wonderful. They begin to bloom as the daylilies poop out here, and each year, they bloom more. Last summer, they went through five or six bloom cycles. I was thrilled. Over the years, I have added several other varieties, some of which should bloom this year. I am really looking forward to it. I recently read that they like fertilizer in the spring, so this year, I used Plant Tone around all the bulbs, in addition to the composted manure I sidedress them with in the fall. Without a doubt, the plants look healthier than I ever remember.

Hi, Would you please email me how much the postage would be and your address. I will get it in the mail tomorrow. Thank you so much, Happyseed (Sonja)

I would like to trade for your crinum. Please look at my list of bulbs/rhizomes below and see if there is anything you would like in exchange. I have: 1.mixed bearded irises (Iris germanica; purple, white, white with purple edges-I just don't know which is which when they are out of bloom) 2. yellow bearded iris 3. cinnamon colored bearded iris 4. milk and wine lily (passalong crinum) 5. Lycoris squamigera (red spider lily, passalong) 6. white hymenocallis 7. divisions of daylilies (black eyed stella, stella d'oro, pardon me, kate carpenter) 8. black canna (Canna indica) 9. Formosa lily Other plants from your want list that I have: "Butterfly blue" Scabiosa, Belamcanda chinensis (blackberry lily-also have seeds) If you are up for a larger trade, I am also interested in your mixed spiderwort (particularly pink and white-I have Sweet Kate, if you want it)and blue flag iris. Please get back to me as soon as possible as we are expecting a freeze this weekend. Thanks, Susan.

Wow! I am planning on picking up a few more Crinum for my shady area up on the top deck, as I have some dark pink Crinum. This is a perfect choice, my gosh! They are spectacular, Chad! I, too, have a huge, huge snail and slug issue, getting progressively worse every year we have this cool, damp weather. I should own stock in Sluggo. I'm going to have to resort to Deadline. Can't bait with regular Metaldehyde pellets due my doggie. So, going to try Deadline. I found that one of my poor new dwarf citrus must have had over 100 slugs in the basin, it was horrifying, so definitely Deadline for my new citrus that won't be producing for at least a year Patty S.