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Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia 'Moorland Sunset' on Oct 08 2008 (Last edit was on Oct 08 2008)
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia 'Lana De Savary' on Oct 07 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Major' on Oct 07 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Marietta' on Oct 07 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'November Cheer' on Oct 07 2008
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia 'Mars' on Oct 07 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Oregon Sunset' on Oct 07 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Pallida' on Oct 07 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Pink Marge' on Oct 07 2008
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Little Redhead' on Oct 07 2008
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A variety that occured at Moorland Cottage Plants and appears to be hybrid between Lucifer and Paniculata as it shows characteristics in common with both. The flowers are larger than Lucifer and like Lucifer that face upwards. The colour is similar to Paniculata but with more Pink and Red in the flower.
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia 'Lana De Savary' on Oct 07 2008
Bright Red-Orange free flowering plant. Bred by Augustus John Hogan of Hayle, Cornwall in the late 1980s.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Major' on Oct 07 2008
Medium sized,Bright Cherry Red flowers. Keep moist.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Marietta' on Oct 07 2008
Bright red, medium sized, star shaped flowers. Keep moist.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'November Cheer' on Oct 07 2008
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Spikes of deep vibrant Pink flowers. Do not let this one dry out.
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Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia 'Mars' on Oct 07 2008
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Known Sometimes in trade as a dwarf Orange and Yellow flowered Masoniorum hybrid, but should be a Red x Crocosmia hybrid. Both names are allowed to stand as they are based on different species.
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mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Oregon Sunset' on Oct 07 2008
Very floriferous, Large Pinky Red flowers up to 15 per stem.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Pallida' on Oct 07 2008
Large,well-formed flowers in pale shell-pink. Keep moist.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Pink Marge' on Oct 07 2008
Pretty Pink flowers. Free flowering. Do not let this one dry out.
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Little Redhead' on Oct 07 2008
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This fabulous new, sterile, dwarf Crocosmia comes from the UK breeding program of David Tristram. This little gem is one of the best Crocosmia that I have grown. Stems that rise just above the soft green sword-like leaves are topped, starting in July and continuing until September, with brilliant red-orange (RHS 41A) outfacing flowers.
