Re: Crocosmia
Thanks for the responses on Crocosmia. I will try it again and will keep
some corms outdoors well mulched and bring some of the cluster in for the
winter. I would love to be able to plant it near my foundation but I don't
have any place near my house that gets enough sun for sun loving plant to
thrive.
Jerry
W. MA
Zone 5
> > Would some of you which have grown these sucessfully for several years
> > (in at least zone 6) advise us what you have done to assure their
> > success.??
>
> Well, I'm confused by all the confusion about this plant. I've had it for
> 6 years, here in zone 5, Western New York, and I don't do anything
special, at all. All my beds are mulched, but I don't make any gallant
efforts forCrocosmia. In fact, I've got two different varieties,
'Lucifer'and someorange, dwarf number that was supposed to be apricot. I'm
"allergic" to orange, so it's gonna' get shovel-pruned when I get to it.
> Keith
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