Create gorgeous container displays with this new compact Alstroemeria variety. Full of luscious deep red blooms with delicate speckled features in the centre, are produced in abundance from summer to autumn, getting big and better with each year that passes. When cut, they will also make long-lasting floral displays with in the home too.
Alstromeria Inticancha Passion is a semi-hardy perennial with the most striking white flowers with purple blotches. A fantastic border and container plant which will bloom profusely from summer right through to autumn. They are a top choice for freshly cut flowers for the home, lasting up to 2 weeks in the vase.
Alstromeria Inticancha Nayvayo is an outstanding garden performer producing copious amounts of exotic-looking blooms in shades of pink and white from June to September. Compact in habit they are well-suited to smaller gardens and container growing. They make great cut flowers, lasting up to 14 days in the vase.
Alstromeria Inticancha Bryce offers the most beautiful orange flowers with brown-flecked, yellow blotches from early summer to mid-autumn. Reliably hardy, they will return each year with even more pretty flowers for your enjoyment. A number one choice for the cut flower garden as they can last up to 2 weeks in the vase. Will happily grow in both flower beds and planters.
Add a ray of sunshine to your summer garden with these new Alstroemeria Inticancha Cabana Plants. An abundance of creamy yellow flowers with darker yellow centres will be produced from June right through to September. Growing to only 30cm, they are a good choice for smaller gardens and containers. They are also a good choice for cut flower gardens too.
Alstroemeria Inticancha Dark Purple is a compact herbaceous perennial with exotic-looking purple blooms with flecked centres. Flowering continuously from summer to autumn, they are perfect for adding maximum impact to your flower beds, garden borders and container displays. A popular choice for freshly cut flowers as they can last up to 14 days in the vase.
Create gorgeous container displays with this new compact Alstroemeria variety. Full of luscious deep red blooms with delicate speckled features in the centre, are produced in abundance from summer to autumn, getting big and better with each year that passes. When cut, they will also make long-lasting floral displays with in the home too.
Alstromeria Inticancha Passion is a semi-hardy perennial with the most striking white flowers with purple blotches. A fantastic border and container plant which will bloom profusely from summer right through to autumn. They are a top choice for freshly cut flowers for the home, lasting up to 2 weeks in the vase.
Alstromeria Inticancha Nayvayo is an outstanding garden performer producing copious amounts of exotic-looking blooms in shades of pink and white from June to September. Compact in habit they are well-suited to smaller gardens and container growing. They make great cut flowers, lasting up to 14 days in the vase.
Alstromeria Inticancha Bryce offers the most beautiful orange flowers with brown-flecked, yellow blotches from early summer to mid-autumn. Reliably hardy, they will return each year with even more pretty flowers for your enjoyment. A number one choice for the cut flower garden as they can last up to 2 weeks in the vase. Will happily grow in both flower beds and planters.
Add a ray of sunshine to your summer garden with these new Alstroemeria Inticancha Cabana Plants. An abundance of creamy yellow flowers with darker yellow centres will be produced from June right through to September. Growing to only 30cm, they are a good choice for smaller gardens and containers. They are also a good choice for cut flower gardens too.
Alstroemeria Inticancha Dark Purple is a compact herbaceous perennial with exotic-looking purple blooms with flecked centres. Flowering continuously from summer to autumn, they are perfect for adding maximum impact to your flower beds, garden borders and container displays. A popular choice for freshly cut flowers as they can last up to 14 days in the vase.