Crocosmia aurea is a hardy, deciduous perennial bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves that are arranged in a fan. The bright orange, star-shaped, spikes of flowers are borne from January. to June. Plant in sun or shade. They do not need to be lifted annually and if left in the soil will multiply rapidly. Interplant with evergreen, clump-forming plants such as Dietes bicolor or Anthericum saundersiae. It is an easy rewarding garden plant that also makes beautiful cut flowers. The flowers attract insects and, as the birds relish the seeds, you will find volunteer seedlings popping up in the garden where the seeds have been distributed by the birds.

Crocosmia aurea is a hardy, deciduous perennial bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves that are arranged in a fan. The bright orange, star-shaped, spikes of flowers are borne from January. to June. Plant in sun or shade. They do not need to be lifted annually and if left in the soil will multiply rapidly. Interplant with evergreen, clump-forming plants such as Dietes bicolor or Anthericum saundersiae. It is an easy rewarding garden plant that also makes beautiful cut flowers. The flowers attract insects and, as the birds relish the seeds, you will find volunteer seedlings popping up in the garden where the seeds have been distributed by the birds.

Crocosmia aurea is a hardy, deciduous perennial bulbous plant with sword-shaped leaves that are arranged in a fan. The bright orange, star-shaped, spikes of flowers are borne from January. to June. Plant in sun or shade. They do not need to be lifted annually and if left in the soil will multiply rapidly. Interplant with evergreen, clump-forming plants such as Dietes bicolor or Anthericum saundersiae. It is an easy rewarding garden plant that also makes beautiful cut flowers. The flowers attract insects and, as the birds relish the seeds, you will find volunteer seedlings popping up in the garden where the seeds have been distributed by the birds.