Crocosmia For Sale

50.00 dollars takes all. Thank you, Jenni The rest are half and half medium to small sizes that will flower in consectutive years. 200 of them are big and will flower this next summer.

Crocosmias are clump forming and bloom best in crowded conditions. The flowers bloom from summer through fall. Even when not in bloom, Crocosmia Lucifer has attractive, tropical looking foliage.

For blazing, intense color, nothing surpasses this delightful and easy to grow Crocosmia! Robust 3- to 3 1/2-foot plants with wiry stems bear masses of eye-catching flame red flowers in mid- to late summer, creating a fiery mass of brilliant color in...

Regarded as one of the hardiest cultivars, C. 'Lucifer' adds a tropical flair to northern gardens. Crocosmia's broad, sword-like leaves are attractive even when the plants are not in bloom and, from a design standpoint, are effective for adding a spiky...

Performs best when planted in well drained soil. Blooms from July to August. This native of South Africa is one of the easiest bulbs to grow. We have value priced this great variety because the brightly colored flowers look best when planted in mass.

Performs best when planted in full sun and well drained soil. Bloom July-August. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, deer resistant, good for cutting. Native of South Africa. Grow 24-26'' tall.

You receive 8 each of Emily McKenzie, Lucifer and George Davidson Crocosmia.

Exotic-looking, bright orange-yellow flowers stand tightly together in rows on wiry, gracefully arched stems in summer. The elegant stems make wonderful, long-lasting cut flowers and the shorter inter-bud length of this selection lends itself to better...

This vigorous Crocosmia will stand strong when others do not. Its short, compact habit features beautiful red blooms that sit atop bright green foliage that stays upright all season.

Performs best when planted in well drained soil. Blooms from July to August. This native of South Africa is one of the easiest bulbs to grow. We have value priced this great variety because the brightly colored flowers look best when planted in mass.

Performs best when planted in well-drained soil. Blooms from July to August. Emily McKenzie is a native of South Africa and is one of the easiest bulbs to grow. We have value priced this great variety because the brightly colored flowers look best when...

Developed for its exceptional seedpods in fall, this new hybrid from The Netherlands forms an upright clump of dark green, sword-like foliage topped with arching stems of 20 or more vivid red-orange blossoms with a distinctive, burgundy speckled, gold...

Mixes well with low-growing or more compact flower forms and lightly colored plants. Crocosmia is easy to grow and maintain, though it should be lifted in the fall in zones 3 to 6.

The plant's name comes from the Greek language and means saffron smell, which reportedly can be detected when dried flowers are submerged in water. Wiry stems, with deep green leaves, make this plant ideal for cut-flower arrangements.

For a dramatic contrast, plant in front of dark green conifers, or any other dark leaved plants. This cultivar will not disappoint, and you will be rewarded by beautiful blooms each year.

The non-demanding bulbs will come back year after year. They may also be planted in containers. The name scrocosmia comes from the Greek language and means saffron smell, which reportedly can be detected when dried flowers are submerged in water.

The non-demanding bulbs will come back each year. To enjoy these lovely flowers to their fullest, plant in a sunny spot. Mulch heavily for winter; in zones 3 to 6, lift in the fall.

Gardeners plant them in groups for a colorful border. Florists frequently use Crocosmia to add sparks of color and graceful curves to cut-flower arrangements. They're so easy to grow, you'll find yourself cutting some and bringing them indoors to add...

To enjoy these delightful flowers to their fullest, plant in a sunny spot. Blooming July to August, Emily McKenzie is ideal for your cut-flower arrangements. The non-demanding bulbs will come back each year.

The non-demanding bulbs will come back each year. To enjoy these lovely flowers to their fullest, plant in a sunny spot. Mulch heavily for winter; in zones 3 to 6, lift in the fall.

They're very effective and striking in larger groups in the border. These flowers bloom for many week during the summer months. Summer Festival Mix delivers a lovely blend of popular summer-flowering bulbs.

Doe: Little Tot\'s Estate Sunshine DOB: 07/17/08 (Caesar\'s Villa LV Eric x Little Tot\'s Estate Crocosmia) $450.00 4. Doe: Little Tot\'s Estate Alpinia DOB: 09/30/09 (Rosasharn SP Rip Van Winkle GA x Little Tot\'s Estate Amaranthus) $500.00 3.

Use red to create stunning focal points in the garden. Some colors pair well together while others may vibrate or add tension. While others make spaces look smaller or larger. Colors opposite the color wheel compliment each other, while colors next to...