Cyrtanthus henryae William Penn Cyrtomium seed-grown plants from Pickens County

seed-grown plants from Pickens County

knitting together to form a dense

dark green tongue that hangs downward like a dog that's chased far too many cars

some larger clones of which can get a bit aggressive in our climate

Cyrtanthus henryae William Penn Cyrtomium seed-grown plants from Pickens CountyWe are pleased to share one of the late plant explorer, Mary Henry's amazing, hardy cyrtanthus hybrids. Cyrtanthus 'William Penn' has performed admirably in our garden since 2001, and deserves to be more widely known and grown. Cyrtanthus x henryae 'William Penn', a cross of Cyrtanthus mackenii x mackenii var. cooperi x Cyrtanthus sanguineus x sanguineus var. flammeus, was first published in 1950. For us, the bulbs on this unique amaryllid give rise