Eucomis plant named ‘Princess Bride’

Abstract

A new and distinct Eucomis plant named ‘Princess Bride’ with rounded-mound habit of glossy, lanceolate leaves arching with maturity. Leaves are navicular with sinuate margins, emerging moderate burgundy-colored and transitioning to chartreuse with light burgundy tinting while flowering. Freely flowering beginning in mid-summer with individual racemes lasting for about four weeks, the plants produce racemes of medium height with densely arranged flowers that open light citron yellow and transition to deep pink along tepal margins and creamy yellow in the center. ‘Princess Bride’ is winter-hardy to USDA zone 6 and useful as a specimen landscape plant, en masse, as a container plant, or as a cut flower.

It is claimed: 
     
       1. A new and distinct ornamental  Eucomis  plant named ‘Princess Bride’ as herein described and illustrated.