I googled pink crinums with white stripes and this popped up. It's very pretty. Here is a link that might be useful: Whtie crinums pink stripes

i have a small menehune crinum. i can give you measurements but it is small. it has foliage and appears healthy. i have a large green jade kniphofia. also named dl's and iris. i have 2 oxblood lilies. i have several varieties of phygelius and might can dig you a decent start of one or two varieties. no need to reply if you are not interested. thanks. barb

I have Clivia (orange) but would love to trade for the yellow. Is it still available? I don't have Crinum but maybe there is something else on my trade list you would like? If not, I would pay reasonable postage. Thanks~~Rosie

Thanks Raimeiken, I appreciate you looking/commenting. They're fun and so easy here (if you can give them that afternoon shade). 'Ellen Bosanquet' stays evergreen and always has those long, green floppy leaves. Many other types are evergreen too, although 'Milk & Wine' goes dormant for winter. I get some from plant trades or ebay. I recently got some small bulbs from an online gardening friend in Alabama. She has a huge clump of them passed down through her family for several generations. I'm excited to see what they produce some day (it won't be any time soon, hah). I bought 'Ellen Bosanquet' as a tiny little bulblet, about the size of a SMALL radish, LOL, from Plant Delights Nursery (awesome catalog, dumb slapstick cover page). Love their stuff. It's hard to tell from these pics, but she's in the ground at the very northeast corner of my covered patio, on the east side of the house. She gets about a half day of sun (the first half, lol). Here's 'Ellen Bosanquet' today. She's definitely my favorite because she's evergreen, drought tolerant, and because her flowers each last several days ('Milk & Wine' only last a day for me in summer). Please post if you get some, and how they do for you. Small bulbs take patience, LOL. Happy gardening! Grant