Cardiocrinum giganteum (Giant Himalayan Lily aka. Queen of the Garden) Fall Foliage concinnum grows in forest clearings

concinnum grows in forest clearings and in shrubbery

Large green leaves that emerge bronzy-orange

Blooming size with multiple rhizomes

Notes: Great layered branching and red stems

If in morning sun or more shade the foliage will turn more green

Cardiocrinum giganteum (Giant Himalayan Lily aka. Queen of the Garden) Fall Foliage concinnum grows in forest clearingsZone: 6 9 Natural Range: Himalayas Soil: Moist, humus rich Light: Part shade Attributes: Deciduous, 6' 10' tall. Large glossy Hosta like foliage emerges early in the spring in a rosette. Large fragrant white and purplish red trumpet flowers in late spring, early summer. Interesting seed pods in fall and winter. Notes: Bulb forms offsets, and many seeds, that if unharvested will germinate randomly throughout a garden. The key is to plant bulbs so the