Brugmansia Betty Marshall Cortaderia Crinum 'Fourth of July' is

Crinum 'Fourth of July' is a rarely-offered clone of Crinum x baconi (Crinum americanum x Crinum zeylanicum)

covered in tiny

but overlooked

grey-green foliage climbs loosely up a trellis

so it can be of value in the garden especially when contrasted with different forms and texture

Brugmansia Betty Marshall Cortaderia Crinum 'Fourth of July' isThis splendid angel trumpet has been a real star in our trials. Despite dying to the ground each winter in our climate, the deer resistant Brugmansia 'Betty Marshall' reaches a massive 10' in height each year with over 200 flowers at once, starting in late summer and continuing until frost. The 11" long x 7" wide, flaring creamy white flowers exude a honeysuckle like nocturnal fragrance usually only associated with California's Sunset Boulevard red