In this case, that means bright yellow gladiolus, calla lilies and crocosmia. “Combining flowers in a container that are all ...

Crocosmia also grows in containers that need soil rich with nutrients. Crocosmia needs moist but well-drained soil. During the growing season, water plants once weekly so the topsoil is ...

The queen of the late summer garden, coppertips (Crocosmia) feature long, slim stems that add height and interest to any container of warm-colored plants, says Montgomery. Coppertips are available ...

This tall, stunning crocosmia has warm-yellow flowers that ... Mulch with bark chippings or gravel. Container plants are better than dried corms. If flowering diminishes, the clumps need dividing.

Hardy summer-flowering bulbs like lilies, alliums and crocosmia can be planted now ... you will need to top up the rest of the container with soil. Alex concluded: “We've topped up our container ...

“These striking blooms adorn arching stems amidst swordlike green leaves and are suitable for beds, pots and containers,” says Palphramand. He says that Crocosmia is a flexible ...

Master Gardener Ciscoe Morris this week assigned me the very distinctive Crocosmia for my flower of the week segment. But before I start discussing that particular plant, I want to mention ...

But not if you’ve planted plenty of spiky, bright-flowered crocosmia to perk up the scene. Thanks to crocosmia connoisseurs Kelly Dodson and Sue Milliken, proprietors of specialty nursery Far ...

Few plants are more attractive to hummingbirds than Crocosmia. Sometimes known as Montbretia, these South African perennials are easy to grow and can be planted as bulbs or purchased as potted plants.

Crocosmia, also commonly called Coppertips or Falling Stars, is a genus of plants in the Iris family that is native to the grasslands of southern and eastern Africa. They are grown from corms ...