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Tropical plant spotlight: Crinum lily, Spider lily (crinum asiaticum). At 3 to 5 feet across and just as tall crinum lily takes up a lot of space in the landscape. Asiaticum has red tinged foliage that turns deep maroon with adequate sunlight, while Americanum remains green. Both produce showy fragrant flowers on tall spikes throughout the year, abundantly in the summer.Â
Pros: Makes a bold statement plant in large tropical garden or landscape. Thrives in swampy areas, on the edges of ponds and canals.
Cons: Lubbers love lilies and will decimate the foliage in spring if allowed to. Less healthy plants can succumb to rust, a common fungus that can affect many species of lily.