Swamp Lily

Swamp lily is an emersed plant that is frequently found growing in swamps, marshes, and wet hammocks. It is a fragrant native. There are four species of Crinum in Florida (Wunderlin, 2003). Swamp lily is found in the southeastern U.S. (Kartesz, 1999).

Swamp Lily, Spider Lily
Scientific Name: Crinum jagus (Thompson) Dandy
Synonym:
Family: Amaryllidaceae ...

erubescens (Swamp Lily) - C. fimbriatulum (Confederate Lily) - C. jagus (Crinum Lily) - C. jagus 'Rattrayii' (Crinum Lily) - C. macowanii (Crinum) - C. pedunculatum (River Lily) - C. powellii (Crinum) - C. procerum (Crinum) - C.

Swamp Lily
Swamp Lily (Lilium Superbum) - One of the stateliest of N. American Lilies, bearing late in summer beautiful orange-red flowers, thickly spotted.

Southern swamp lily (Crinum americanum)
Umbrella palm (Cyperus alternifolius)
Zimbabwe umbrella plant (Cyperus involucratus)
Egyptian paper reed (Cyperus papyrus)
Water bamboo (Dulichium arundinaceum)
Star sedge (Dichromena colorata) ...

Crinum pedunculatum
Family: Amaryllidaceae
Swamp lily, River lily, Spider lily ...

Index- plants in this Family
Saururaceae / Lizard Tails Lizard's Tail (Saururus cernuus)
Lizard's Tail is also known as Swamp Lily. ...

The famous plantsman, Luther Burbank, created several crinum hybrids in his California gardens. C. americana, southern swamp lily, is a common flower in wetlands throughout the southeastern U.S., and the only crinum native to North America.

See also: Lily, May, Crinum, Spider lily, Orange