by admin | Oct 7, 2025
Inca Batavia is a compact Alstroemeria forming a clump covered in purple flowers with a white throat. Ideal for picking for a vase or enjoying for many months from spring to autumn. To encourage repeat flowering tug stems from the base when picking, and feed well...
by admin | Oct 7, 2025
This Dianthus has the wow factor with the most intense coral red double flowers massed on blue green foliage. Fragrant and sensational this lovely addition from Whetman Pinks is a bold and vibrant statement! Slightly longer stems make Scarlet Delight a good picking...
by admin | Oct 7, 2025
Dianthus are drought hardy little wonders of the cottage garden and dianthus Cherry Burst is no exception, It adds a very compact clumping form to that ability, giving it even more resilience in the dry summer garden. Both Dianthus Cherry Burst and Flutterburst are...
by admin | Oct 7, 2025
Another fantastic Inca Alstroemeria in striking vibrant yellow, Aurelia is very similar to Gold Rush and is claimed to be even more robust in the garden. Incas do not become invasive having much better garden manners than did the original garden Alstroemria...
by admin | Oct 7, 2025
Inca Sparkles are actually a hybrid Alstroemeria. The flowers are different on close inspection, and have multiple flower heads off each stem. They form a dense foliage and flower carpet and have the added benefit of being hardier to dry extremes than ordinary...
