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Description Cost / Bag: $10 for 1 bag, $25 for any 3 bags of specialty bulbs. Bulbs / Bag: 1-2 pregerminated jumbo bulbs or 10 dormant starter bulbs. Order Now for spring delivery! Planting Instructions: These perennial tubers should be planted in full sun to partial shade. Plant 3-4” apart and 2” deep in well draining soil. Crocosmia corns are spring planting, mid-summer blooming, and require winter-time chilling to break dormancy. Flowers reach 2-4’ tall. Tolerant to summer heat and humidity....

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Glowing orange blooms with crimson-red throats. Flowers are held on arching stems above spiky foliage that resembles the iris foliage. Blooms first begin to open up in July and the plant contuse to stay in color through most of August. We have noticed that Emily McKenzie usually does not bloom until the second year so some patience is required for this summer flowering bulb. Plant in full sun and in a soil that is well drained. Soils that hold to much water...

Big, bold color and versatile, too. Prized for their funnel-shaped, brightly hued flowers and tall, wiry stems, Crocosmia makes a wonderful addition to cut and dried-flower arrangements. Their spectacular display of brilliant oranges, reds and golds makes them the perfect choice for containers and border plantings, too.

Here at last, these beautiful bulbs are fully described and illustrated. Spring-flowering Chasmanthe is a plant for areas of mild winter, but Crocosmia can endure winter temperatures. They flower from early summer well into fall and provide wonderful displays of warm red and orange when the garden often has little else to offer except annuals. A descriptive list of more than 400 Crocosmia cultivars concludes the complete horticultural account of the genera. Superb watercolors of the species and many...

New to crocosmia? If you arrange flowers, either as a part of your garden plans or in a vase, you need at least a few crocosmia. Brilliant, warm colored jewels festoons arched stems in late summer. Often luring in hummingbirds. And butterflies. This mix provides three different cultivars for variety; Emily McKenzie, Emberglow and Masonorm. Nine bulbs total. Give them time and you'll have nine colorful clumps and oodles of stems for bouquets.

Care: Plant in full sun in a well-drained location. The corms can get overcrowded but division is easy and should be done every 2-3 years. One of the hardiest Crocosmias. From zone 4 north corms should be lifted and stored indoors like other tender bulbs. A deep mulch can be beneficial in zone 5 and down.

Includes 6 bulbs each of Emberglow, Emily McKenzie, George Davison, Lucifer, Red King and Star of East crocosmia. 36 bulbs total.