Crinum moorei starts flowering in December and makes a very nice display in a shady, damp spot. Flower colour can vary from white to a pink. The bulbs can be become quite big, so do not plant them too close to each other. They also from clumps that will eventually fill these gaps.
The leaves of Crinum moorei die down in early summer and when it flowers in December, the plant is leafless. Leaves start sprouting again in autumn and makes a lovely, fresh display in winter.
Be wary of the amaryllis worm.
You may find stock of this plant at Random Harvest.