Plant name & description

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Gladiolus cardinalis

Vividly coloured South African species. Known as the “waterfall Gladiolus”, Gladiolus cardinalis is often found growing under waterfalls. Likes a bit of shade and moisture when in growth. Hardy, bulking up well and producing plenty of flowers when grown outside. Two or more corms in a 1L pot.

£4 – 50

Gladiolus tristis

Elegant trumpet shaped flowers of pale yellow with a faint green tinge, carried on delicate stems emerging from the side of the narrow rush-like leaves. Gladiolus tristis is hardy and flowers well outside, but it is only under glass that the fragrant scent given off at night can be enjoyed. Three corms in 1L pot

£4 – 50

Habranthus robustus

Very free flowering small bulb, flowers 3½” across, closely related to Hippeastrum. Habranthus robustus is very easy and flowers in waves over a period of several months. 1L pot with three bulbs.

£4 – 50

Haemanthus deformis

Haemanthus deformis has a large white flower head on an ultra short stem. Young plants a couple of years off flowering.

£3 - 00

Haemanthus sanguineus

Heads of flowers where bright red filaments mixed with copious amounts of pollen give a spectacular red and gold appearance.

£9 - 00