crocosmia plants - A Selection

More drought tolerant than most

In the peak of summer, Crocosmia ?Spitfire? and its unique slender stems burst with warm orange flowers. Blooms are flushed with gold, while the foliage beneath is narrow and sword-like, growing in clumps forming natural drifts over time. Compact and dwarf habit, this crocosmia will fit in with exotic or vibrant herbaceous borders. A hardy perennial that is reliable and low maintenance to grow. Height: 75cm (29). Spread: 10cm (14).

Crocosmia ?Firestarter? is compact and will bring strong, bold colour to any summer garden in dense, impactful clusters, so plant in groups for the best display possible in beds and borders. The blooms are cylindrical and nicely tip the arching stems for an elegant show. Much like all Crocosmia, ?Firestarter? is so easy to grow, low maintenance, hardy and very reliable. Height: 75cm (29). Spread: 10cm (14).Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined

A well-loved cultivar which offers all-season interest with its vertical, sword-like foliage that contrasts wonderfully amongst other mound-forming varieties. Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Emily Mckenzie' produces large, vibrant orange, funnel-like blooms with a deep red throat, bursting into colour upon arching stems. Plant with other late flowering, hot-coloured perennials such as Kniphofia and Rudbeckias for a show stopping summer display! Height: 75cm (29?). Spread: 10cm (4?).

Three collections for the price of two

Bred for their sensational bicolour flowers and dense, clump-forming foliage; the Crocosmia Firestars Series will create a spectacular display in herbaceous borders! Arching flower stems bearing vibrant, trumpet-shaped flowers will rise from the erect, sword-like foliage in summer. These majestic varieties have a compact habit and are less likely to stray compared to traditional Crocosmia. An easy-to-grow hardy perennial that is superb for adding splashes of colour to sunny borders, as well as

Crocosmia 'Lucifer' (Montbretia) boasts tall arching stems adorned with fiery red trumpet-shaped flowers, making it a standout in any garden. As other perennials start to fade, this variety bursts into bloom, creating a striking display of colour and structure. Its resilience and vigour have earned it the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit, indicative of its outstanding garden performance.This crocosmia is not only a beautiful addition to herbaceous borders but also makes stunning cut

A fiery mix of yellow, orange and red

Striking golden blooms, along with a tough and reliable character make Crocosmia ?George Davison? a very popular spring bulb choice in gardens. The arching stems form in clumps, while acting as the pedestal for the distinct blooms up top, exploding upwards. Nectar filled blooms are very attractive to bees and pollinators that dance into your garden. Also makes for a beautiful cut flower. Plant in large groups for full impact, letting them take over herbaceous borders and beds. Bulb size 8.

Bred specially for their bicolour blooms and clump forming, dense habit, ?Hot Spot? is one of the Firestars series, with bright sunshine yellow folowers that are filled with a cherry red patched ring to centre. The star shaped blooms come to life atop arching stems, with blade like foliage below, this Crocosmia simply will not fail to add impactful colour and movement to sunny herbaceous borders. Height: 75cm (29). Spread: 10cm (14).Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot

From mid-summer, slender stems rise above the foliage tipped with sprays of fiery orange blooms that are flushed with gold. Narrow, sword shaped foliage forms an arching clump of leaves that will gradually spread to form a slowly wandering drift.

An early flowering, vigorous variety

Bred for its sensational bicolour flowers and dense, clump-forming foliage, Crocosmia 'Scorchio' will create a spectacular display in herbaceous borders! Arching flower stems bearing fiery, trumpet-shaped flowers will rise from the erect, sword-like foliage in summer. This majestic variety has a compact habit and is less likely to stray compared to traditional Crocosmia. An easy-to-grow hardy perennial that is superb for adding a splash of colour to sunny borders, as well as making a wonderful

Crocosmia ‘Harlequin’ is a striking addition to a hot colour scheme, offering intense orange yellow and red flowers. Its dark stems bear racemes of starry, funnel-shaped flowers with a golden yellow throat and alternating orange and red shades on the reverse of the petals. Easy to grow and reliable, Crocosmias are high-performance border plants, creating intense colour later in summer and through into autumn, whilst also providing interesting foliage with their upright, strap-shaped