A clump-forming, drought-tolerant hardy perennial, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped with spikes of fiery, freesia-like blooms. Flowers July-September. Height 35cm (14). Bulb size 6/7cm. (Please note: We are not normally able to accept orders for bulbs after mid April.) ...

A clump-forming, drought-tolerant hardy perennial, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped with spikes of fiery, freesia-like blooms. Flowers July-September. Height 35cm (14). Bulb size 6/7cm. (Please note: We are not normally able to accept orders for bulbs after mid April.) ...

A clump-forming, drought-tolerant hardy perennial, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped with spikes of fiery, freesia-like blooms. Flowers July-September. Height 35cm (14). Bulb size 6/7cm. (Please note: We are not normally able to accept orders for bulbs after mid April.) ...

An eye-catching border perennial, producing lush green, sword-like foliage & arching spikes of freesia-like blooms. Glowing amber-yellow flowers. Flowers July-August. Height 45-60cm (18-24). (Please note: We are not normally able to accept orders for bulbs after mid-April.) ...

Eye-catching, clump-forming, drought-tolerant border perennials, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped by arching spikes of freesia-like blooms that blaze across the garden. Flowers July-September. Supplied in a 9cm pot. Buttercup
- A smaller variety with clusters of pretty, clear butter yellow blooms. Flowers July-September. Height 60-70cm (24-28); spread 40-50cm (16-20). Middle of border variety.
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Eye-catching, clump-forming, drought-tolerant border perennials, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped by arching spikes of freesia-like blooms that blaze across the garden. Columbus
- Gold/violet buds open to apricot-yellow flowers. Flowers July-August. Height 80cm (32); spread 50cm (20). Supplied in a 9cm pot. Adrian Bloom says... Here is a tale of two Crocosmias, both almost exactly 50 years old, & raised as seedlings at Bressingham by my father Alan Bloom & his helper Percy Piper. They were a new breed of strong, hardy hybrids of South African native species. The race to fame was easily won by ' Lucifer', today the best known Crocosmia worldwide, bright green bladed leaves & spectacular, eye catching vermilion flame flowers. An absolutely first class perennial which I am still planting in every garden I design. But let's not forget about ' Emberglow', itself like ' Lucifer' an erect broad leaved plant with deep crimson red glowing flowers, which appear later than ' Lucifer' but equally hardy & colourful in summer. Both look great with perennials & grasses. Best in sun where not too dry.
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Eye-catching, clump-forming, drought-tolerant border perennials, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped by arching spikes of freesia-like blooms that blaze across the garden. Flowers July-September. Emberglow
- Dark red flowers in arching, branching spikes. Height 70cm (28); spread 80cm (32). Supplied in a 9cm pot. Back of border variety. Back of border variety. Adrian Bloom says... Here is a tale of two Crocosmias, both almost exactly 50 years old, & raised as seedlings at Bressingham by my father Alan Bloom & his helper Percy Piper. They were a new breed of strong, hardy hybrids of South African native species. The race to fame was easily won by ' Lucifer', today the best known Crocosmia worldwide, bright green bladed leaves & spectacular, eye catching vermilion flame flowers. An absolutely first class perennial which I am still planting in every garden I design. But let's not forget about ' Emberglow', itself like ' Lucifer' an erect broad leaved plant with deep crimson red glowing flowers, which appear later than ' Lucifer' but equally hardy & colourful in summer. Both look great with perennials & grasses. Best in sun where not too dry.
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Eye-catching, clump-forming, drought-tolerant border perennials, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped by arching spikes of freesia-like blooms that blaze across the garden. Flowers July-September. Supplied in a 9cm pot. Emily Mc Kenzie
- Deep orange flowers with a mahogany-red ring on the centre of the petals. Height 80cm (32). Back of border variety.
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Eye-catching, clump-forming, drought-tolerant border perennials, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped by arching spikes of freesia-like blooms that blaze across the garden. George Davidson
- A striking variety with clusters of pretty, ombre orange-yellow blooms. Flowers July-September. Height 60-70cm (24-28); spread 40-50cm (16-20). Middle of border variety. Flowers July-September. Supplied in a 9cm pot. Adrian Bloom says... Here is a tale of two Crocosmias, both almost exactly 50 years old, & raised as seedlings at Bressingham by my father Alan Bloom & his helper Percy Piper. They were a new breed of strong, hardy hybrids of South African native species. The race to fame was easily won by ' Lucifer', today the best known Crocosmia worldwide, bright green bladed leaves & spectacular, eye catching vermilion flame flowers. An absolutely first class perennial which I am still planting in every garden I design. But let's not forget about ' Emberglow', itself like ' Lucifer' an erect broad leaved plant with deep crimson red glowing flowers, which appear later than ' Lucifer' but equally hardy & colourful in summer. Both look great with perennials & grasses. Best in sun where not too dry.
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Eye-catching, drought-tolerant border perennials, producing lush green, sword-like foliage topped by arching spikes of freesia-like blooms that blaze across the garden. Flowers July-September. Supplied in a 9cm pot. Lucifer
- Masses of intense red flowers that stand proud of the foliage. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 105cm (3'); spread 1m (3'3). Back of border variety. Adrian Bloom says... Here is a tale of two Crocosmias, both almost exactly 50 years old, & raised as seedlings at Bressingham by my father Alan Bloom & his helper Percy Piper. They were a new breed of strong, hardy hybrids of South African native species. The race to fame was easily won by ' Lucifer', today the best known Crocosmia worldwide, bright green bladed leaves & spectacular, eye catching vermilion flame flowers. An absolutely first class perennial which I am still planting in every garden I design. But let's not forget about ' Emberglow', itself like ' Lucifer' an erect broad leaved plant with deep crimson red glowing flowers, which appear later than ' Lucifer' but equally hardy & colourful in summer. Both look great with perennials & grasses. Best in sun where not too dry.
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