Lachenalia mediana men Dividing the rhizomes every three

Dividing the rhizomes every three to four years in mid summer to early autumn will ensure that your plants continue to flower prolifically

trumpet-shaped flowers have a red throat that blends from pale pink to white at the base

dark green leaves

The story is written by Patricia Hegarty and  magically brought to life by Britta Teckentrup's beautiful illustrations

Filipendula palmata rubra is particularly suited to wet soils so a perfect choice for alongside streams and ponds and does not mind if the soil is wet or poorly drained but it does not tolerate drought conditions

Lachenalia mediana men Dividing the rhizomes every threeThis is very rare bulbous perennial plant that grows up to 20cm tall. Each plant grows two leaves, which may be plain or with dark spots. They are dormant through summer, but then, in the winter, they produce lovely racemes of tubular soft blue lilac to white flowers on a spike. These are such a lovely plant to have, they herald the arrival of spring and are a true collectors plant. Grow in free draining soil (all bulbs prefer not to be wet) and give