Crocosmia planting

Crocosmia features graceful wands of fiery, long-lasting blooms that heat up the late garden. Learn how to grow these vibrant flowers on Gardener's Path.rn

Growing crocosmia flowers in the landscape produce masses of sword-shaped foliage and brightly colored blooms. Learning how to plant crocosmia bulbs can give your garden dimension. Read more here.

Our crocosmia growing guide includes care guidelines, pruning tips and FAQ's. Get expert growing advice now!

Crocosmia (Crocosmia aurea) belongs to the lily family. Often seen in cottage gardens, learn how to grow and care for this perfect perennial. #gardenideas #plants #gardening #southerngardening #southernliving

Regarded as one of the hardiest cultivars, Crocosmia 'Lucifer' adds a tropical flair to northern gardens. Beginning in midsummer and continuing thru early fall, brilliant flame red flowers stand in rows on wiry, gracefully arched stems that are perfect for cutting.

Striking variety with bright orange flowers with bold red flashes in the centres and mid green leaves. A compact variety perfect for pots or front of borders. Hot colours for summer displays. Plant in masses for maximum impact. Flowers in August-October. Height 50-60cm (20-24"). Bulb size 6/8cm.

Crocosmia Bulbs (Montbretia Lucifer Plant) sword shaped leaves, hundreds of tiny flowers, beautiful blooms on arching stems, saffron smell. [DETAILS]

All you need to know about growing crocosmia, in this detailed Grow Guide.

Crocosmia plant is usually grown from bulb-like corms, but can be successfully grown from seeds. If you already have the colorful flowering plant in your landscape, you can harvest the seeds at the end of the growing season for an easy, inexpensive way to grow more flowers.

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