SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' Lis des Cafres pépinières Lepage Bretagne Bord de mer


Schizostylis coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' kopen Moerasgladiool

Schizostylis coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' Category: Perennials: Origin: Native to Southern Africa and Zimbabwe. Details. USDA Hardiness Zone: 8 - 9: USDA Hardiness Ref.. H. coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' is a semi-evergreen perennial that blooms with bright pink flowers in early summer. This cultivar is known for the unique cupped, medium-broad petals.


Moerings waterplanten Roze kafferlelie (Schizostylis coccinea “Mrs Hegarty”) moerasplant

It is a member of the Iris family - Iridaceae. The cultivar in the image below, is Schizostylis coccinea Mrs Hegarty. Schizostylis can be planted anywhere in moist but well-drained soils, and are particularly suited to the front of either shrub or perennial borders.


SCHIZOSTYLIS (HESPERANTHA) COCCINEA 'MRS HEGARTY' Guido Van de Steen

Schizostylis Mrs Hegarty commonly known as Kaffir Lily is a clump forming, semi-evergreen perennial which has sword like, narrow green leaves. In the winter months of October and November the Schizostylis Mrs Hegarty will bloom almost erect stems with stunning cup shaped open flowers of a light pink colour which look beautiful and super bright!


SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' Lis des Cafres pépinières Lepage Bretagne Bord de mer

It is a member of the Iris family - Iridaceae. The cultivar in the image below, is Schizostylis coccinea Mrs Hegarty. Schizostylis can be planted anywhere in moist but well-drained soils, and are particularly suited to the front of either shrub or perennial borders.


Schizostylis coccinea Mrs Hegarty Lis des Cafres Vivace d'automne à fleurs roses

Hesperantha (Schizostylis) coccinea is the main species sold in the UK which bears spikes of red or pink flowers in succession from early autumn to early winter. Height to 2-3ft (60-90m), spread 1ft (30cm) or more. Popular varieties include: Mrs Hegarty early flowering pale-pink flowers. Viscountess Byng late flowering pink flowers.


Macplants

'Mrs Hegarty' is a herbaceous perennial to 60cm in height, forming a clump of erect, grassy, light green leaves, and upright stems bearing loose spikes of cup-shaped, pale pink flowers up to 6cm across. This historic cultivar has medium-broad, rather cupped petals with a thin darker stripe up the middle, and pinkish or yellowish anthers.


Schizostylis coccinea Mrs Hegarty Lis des Cafres Vivace d'automne à fleurs roses Geranium

available to order from spring email me when in stock Out of stock Delivery options Standard £5.95 Position: full sun Soil: moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil Rate of growth: fast-growing Flowering period: August to September Hardiness: frost hardy (may need protection in winter)


SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea 'Rosea', Lys Des Caffres, rose Le Jardin d'eau

Hesperantha coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' (Crimson flag lily 'Mrs Hegarty'). Schizostylis coccinea. ELAINE HUTSON 675 0 Likes lots of sun and good drainage, it is a South African rhizome or corm, not sure. It blooms in Sept- Oct, so it is not in a hurry, the leaves should be up, but that is about all they do, I do a general feed mid-March and that.


SCHIZOSTYLIS coccinea Mrs Hegarty Aquatique de la Moine

Schizostylis coccinea 'Mrs. Hegarty' pink flag. Narrow evergreen leaves 1 1/2 feet tall with showy spikes of pink star shaped flowers late in the year, October into December. Grow in full sun or light shade. Can be divided. It makes an excellent cut flower. Add to saved plants ; Plant Type. Perennials: Plant Characteristics.


Schizostylis coccinea ‘Mrs. Hegarty’, kafferlelie, lis de cafres rose Vaste planten, Planten

Hesperantha, previously known as Schizostylis, is a group of low level rhizomatous plants that mostly originate from South Africa.


Schizostylis coccinea Mrs Hegarty Lis des Cafres Vivace d'automne à fleurs roses

Chapters Caring for Hesperantha - Kaffir Lily Plants Hesperantha - Growing Guide Caring for Hesperantha - Kaffir Lily (Formerly Known As Schizostylis) This is another of those botanical name changes which confuses and readily annoys our customers. Even the 2008 RHS Garden Encyclopaedia still lists schizostylis as exactly that genus!


Schizostylis coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' (Kaffir Lily) Information, Pictures & Cultivation Tips

Hesperantha coccinea, formerly Schizostylis Hesperantha coccinea (Backh. & Harv.) Goldblatt & J.C.Manning, Novon 6: 263 (1996). See below: * Cultivars * References * Synonyms Cultivars: Synonyms: * Basionym/Replaced Synonym Heterotypic Synonyms:Homotypic Names: * Schizostylis coccinea Backh. & Harv., Bot. Mag. 90: t. 5422 (1864).


Hesperantha coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' syn. Schizostylis coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty', Crimson Flag Lily

Flowers: September-March. Plant in sun or part shade. HxS 60x60cm Formerly Schizostylis. The green sword shaped leaves are produced all year. A very valuable late flowering genus, starting in autumn and continuing off and on during mild winters. The star shaped, pink flowers appear in early autumn and are held well above the foliage, flowering over


Buy schizostylis Hesperantha coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' Delivery by Waitrose Garden

9cm pot £9.99 available to order from spring 3 × 9cm pots £21.99 £38.97 available to order from spring Email me when in stock Delivery options Standard £5.95 Position: full sun Soil: moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil Rate of growth: fast-growing Flowering period: August to September


Schizostylis (Hesperantha) coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' Farmyard Nurseries

Hesperantha coccinea 'Mrs Hegarty' | Schizostylis | 9cm Pot. SKU. RH30004794. £9.99. Out of stock. Despatched in 8-10 Working Days. Skip to the end of the images gallery. Skip to the beginning of the images gallery.


Schizostylis coccinea Mrs Hegarty Plants, Plant collection, Plant nursery

Garden locations Culture Winter hardy to USDA Zones 7-9 where it should be grown in consistently moist soils in full sun to light shade. Soils should never be allowed to dry out during the growing season, but soil moisture should be reduced in winter when plants are dormant. Grows well in sandy loams. Shelter from strong winds.

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