Queen Emma is a VERY Large, beautiful, very fragrant, Burgundy, Crinum Lily that has thrived for decades with little care as long as they're in the right location. They grow best in part shade but tolerate about any amount of light. Ours are all in Full Sun in North Florida.
They feel equally at home in dry, sandy soil and in moist soil at the edge of a pond. Moist soil is where they'll bloom best. Moisture is key for flowering. In warmer climates the crinum lily may be treated as a perennial, it is best to cover with a mulch during colder months. If very cold climate, remove bulbs from ground, store in cool dry place and replant in spring.
Upon receiving your new baby, it is advised that you plant in good, well draining, soil immediately.