Crinum powellii has dense foliage made up of strap-shaped leaves from which large pink, bell-shaped flowers emerge in spring, on top of tall stems. They come back every year from the bulb and new 'bulblets' (about the size of a cricket ball) can be separated and planted elsewhere. They grow well in many conditions including coastal. You can buy one, two or three bulbs with this order. To plant them just dig a hole about twenty centimetres deep and place the bulb in then cover with soil, firm down and water well.
