Crinum digweedii Stars and Stripes Selaginella Would it be a sacrilege

Would it be a sacrilege for me to say that Arisaema sazensoo is more spectacular than Arisaema sikokianum

each surrounded by a wide yellow border that brightens to white as the leaves age

thick textured fronds of Dryopteris crassirhizoma give a very tropical appearance in the garden

resembling giant

distinguished by its two-tone flowers

Crinum digweedii Stars and Stripes Selaginella Would it be a sacrilegeCrinum 'Stars and Stripes' is a 1977 Thad Howard introduction that makes a compact clump to 3'tall x 4' wide. The narrow pleated, glossy green foliage on this Crinum scabrum x Crinum erubescens hybrid gives rise, starting in late July and reblooming into mid October (NC) with sturdy 3' stalks of 8 10 large, stunning fragrant flowers with white petals and dramatic red stripes down the center. In appearance, it resembles Crinum scabrum but has more