Thuja occidentalis Concessarini 5a This much sought-after crinum lily

This much sought-after crinum lily originated in 1983 as a cross of Crinum procerum 'Splendens' x an unknown Crinum bulbispermum (or hybrid)

is a little-known North American (most of the Central US) prairie native baptisia relative

it has a subterranean trunk

I'd hear the oft-repeated line about cardiocrinums not growing in hot climates

a truly unique effect

Thuja occidentalis Concessarini 5a This much sought-after crinum lilyThuja 'Concessarini' is one of the coolest native shrubs we've seen in a long time. This unusual juvenile form of our East Coast native arborvitae looks nothing like the plants you know under that name. The soft, fluffy textured, olive green foliage forms a perfect 3' tall x 6' wide mound that never needs shearing. Either as a specimen dwarf conifer or as a maintenance free foundation shrub, Thuja 'Concessarini' is exactly what the plant doctor