Crazy about Crinum Lilies and Spider Lilies with Tejas Bulbs!

Passed along across generations, crinum lily bulbs defy drought, floods, and harsh freezes. Bold foliage and flowers reliably trumpet warm weather and memories of loving hands that planted them long ago.
Learn how to grow and divide them with Steve Lowe and Phillip Schulze of Tejas Bulbs. Follow them on Instagram @tejasbulbs.

[@joystarrturk]

Playa Manzanillo, Costa Rica here at the end of the Nicoya peninsula 👋🏼 We have monsoon season May- December and very hot dry no rain January-April. I have some crinum and some spider lily and y’all sold me on putting more in. Great info!! Thank you!!

[@sarahdouglas927]

Thanks for good info. Especially how to treat them in cold winter and also cut back and plant.

[@6996katmom]

I love bulbs. They will grow when I can't get flower seeds to sprout. Just today I saw my asiatic lily had bloomed and I had bought it from the old, ready to throw away plants at lowes home center 2 yrs ago. And today I planted dahlias. They are so pretty.

[@KYMMEESJOURNEY]

Love crinum lily. I have these everywhere in my yard in full sun in Texas. Some were planted as plants and some bulbs. The bulbs were purchased from Lowes and Sam’s. The potted plants from my local nursery.

[@MyPlantWorld]

very well explained thanks for sharing

[@CentralTexasGardener]

Thank you for watching!

[@hobbitlady7568]

Hello, I have read they resent being moved. Is this true?

[@sacdigitaldesignweb]

Are they poisonous to cats? Can they take afternoon blazing sun?

[@jenaqualls7333]

How do we go about getting bulbs from Tejas Bulbs?

[@CentralTexasGardener]

They have them at The Natural Gardener in Austin and possibly at Rainbow Gardens in San Antonio. They plan to be at events again next year, including at the Mercer in Houston. Follow them on Instagram @tejasbulbs!