Swamp Lily Collection
Discover the enchanting beauty of the Swamp Lily, a native American bloom with a rich history
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Discover the enchanting beauty of the Swamp Lily, a native American bloom with a rich history. This iconic flower, also known as Crinum erubescens or Crinum rougeatre, has been captivating observers since the early 18th century, as depicted in hand-coloured engravings from as early as 1740. The Swamp Lily flourishes in the unique ecosystems of Florida's Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park, where it adds a burst of color among the wetlands. Pierre Joseph Redoute, a renowned botanical artist, immortalized the Swamp Lily's allure in his works, "Les Liliacees," published between 1805 and 1816. Redoute's exquisite renderings showcase the Swamp Lily's distinctive, vibrant red and white petals, which resemble a turban or "Turks cap." Other Crinum species, such as Crinum taitense and Crinum pedunculatum, are also known as Swamp Lilies, showcasing the diversity of this captivating flower. The Limodorum tankerwillae, or Swamp Lily, and Phaius grandifolius, or Swamp Orchid, are additional wonders of the swampy habitats they call home. The Orange River Lily (Crinum bulbispermum) adds a splash of color to the floodplain grasslands of South Africa, while the Turks cap lily (Lilium superbum) graces the wetlands of North America, particularly in Everglades National Park. Experience the magic of the Swamp Lily, a living testament to the breathtaking wonders of the natural world.