This plant is very hardy, and grows almost anywhere they're placed. They survived Sandy[superstorm] and continue to multiply. The more I ...Read Morerip off leaves[?], the more they grow. Beginning in early spring, they rise up from the soil, and they can be hard to contain.
Plant one bulb and soon 3 or 4 more follow and so on.
Solfatare (Solfatara, Volcanic Deposit), Syn 'Solfaterre'
Large flowers displaying themselves full face, Naples Yellow, ha...Read Morebit almost erect, stems 65cm high, a very distinctive and attractive variety.
1886; Victor Lemoine Catalogue No. 104, 1886; Victor Lemoine Catalogues 1886 - 1899, 13 years.
N.B. This plant is often referred to as 'Solfaterre'. This name is invalid. 'Solfaterre' was first used in error in an article on Lemoine's Montbretia by H.P., in the Garden Magazine, Nov. 19th. 1887.
This plant is very hardy, and grows almost anywhere they're placed. They survived Sandy[superstorm] and continue to multiply. The more I ...Read More
Solfatare (Solfatara, Volcanic Deposit), Syn 'Solfaterre'
Large flowers displaying themselves full face, Naples Yellow, ha...Read More