Crinum bulbispermum Chessmaster Helleborus Unfortunately
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
Unfortunately
although it can be divided after growing well for 3-5 years
The distinguishing spore pattern only extends from leaf tip down to the center of the leaf back
The hard rhizome grows along the ground and the leaves arise singly from it
Crinum bulbispermum Chessmaster Helleborus UnfortunatelyCrinum 'Chessmaster' is a very nice Nestor White selection of the non offsetting South African Crinum bulbispermum. The glaucous blue leaves are foil to the 2' tall stalks, topped with clusters of widely open flowers white on the inside and pink with red keels on the outside.