Hi Gang, I like to think of these hybrids as "the rest of the story." I don't know if they are closely related to 'Dwarf' (Hannibal's Dwarf), but they remind me of that garden charmer. These hybrids share the same parents (same parent species). Thus, I imagine that 'Dwarf' could have "siblings or cousins" with different colors and/or vigor, etc. The plants shown in the link are from a cross that is similar to that which produced 'Dwarf'. C. americanum seems to be monotypic (I have some from the South Florida that seem essentially identical to some I have collected in East Texas, although they do have smaller stature than forms I have seen in East Texas. However, C. moorei is a confusing plant, there are pink forms and white forms (i.e., var Schmidtii), and a dark pink form called C. moorei rubra. Apparently one of the parents of 'Dwarf' was C. moorei rubra, but that is not necessarily the case with the plants in the link below. It seems likely that there are some garden plants called C. moorei that may really be C. moorei-like hybrids, and perhaps one or more of these was used to produce the flowers seen here. Nonetheless, the photos on this page show a series of charming and pretty flower types that resemble some aspects of 'Dwarf', including the small size. The plants do not make aggressive, big flowers, or fragrance powerhouses, but they are attractive and in cool weather, or not-too-hot sun, have exquisite and delicate pink colors. LINK: C. moorei X C. americanum http://crinum.iconx.com/html/… Cordially, Conroe Joe