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Eucomis Bicolor (Pack of 3 Bulbs) Eucomis
Eucomis bulbs for sale
| Also known as | Pineapple Lily | |
| Genus | Eucomis | |
| Colours | Pale green with purple edge | |
| Aspect | Full Sun/Partial Shade | |
| Height | 45-50cm | |
| Planting period | Spring | |
| Flowering period | Late Summer/Early Autumn | |
| Soil Type | Well drained Soil | |
| Size for this price | 14/16cm | |
| Shipping est | Spring 2020 | |
| Delivery time | Available from February through April 2020 | |
| Also suitable for containers | Yes | |
| Scented | No | |
| Double flowered | No | |
Description of Eucomis Bicolor (Pack of 3 Bulbs) EucomisEucomis are bulbous perennials forming a large pineapple shaped formation with an erect stem bearing many star-shaped flowers, topped by a crown leaves. Eucomis flower in late summer and early autumn. E. bicolor is a perennial that will grow to 45-50cm tall, bearing a dense amount of star-shaped pale green flowers with each tepal edged in a dark purple colour. Eucomis bulbs will flower in late summer and early autumn.
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Planting and growing instructions: Eucomis Bicolor bulbs from the Gold Medal winning Harts Nursery
- Find a location in full sun/partial shade.
- Eucomis can be grown in most soil types, please ensure it is well-drained.
- Plant each bulb 10cm deep and 15cm apart.
- Water freely when in flower.
Plant care: Eucomis Bicolor bulbs from the Gold Medal winning Harts Nursery
- Eucomis may need protecting over winter. Apply a mulch to protect from hard frosts. Cover with 10cm thick of bark or leaf mould.
- Containers can be kept in a frost-free place over winter, bring them into shelter from October. Allow the compost to dry out for the bulbs to become dormant.
- If you wish to lift them, dry the bulbs off and store them in a frost-free place such a shed or greenhouse.
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This question was asked by
Do I cut back stems and leaves?
Or leave to die back normally like
Daffodils?
Thank you
After flowering- It is important with all bulbs to allow the leaves to die back naturally after flowering. Winter protection- Eucomis are not fully hardy and the bulbs need to be protected from frost. Apply a mulch to protect from hard frosts. Cover with 10cm thick of bark or leaf mould.
Containers can be kept in a frost-free place over winter, bring them into shelter from October. Allow the compost to dry out for the bulbs to become dormant.
If you wish to lift them, dry the bulbs off and store them in a frost-free place such a shed or greenhouse.
The Hart Family
What to do with Eucomis Bicolor after it has flowered
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I bought three last marchnand they have been really good for the last 3 months. How do I treat them over the winter ?
Can I leave Eucomis Bulbs outside or are they better in my shed ? Should I cut off the flowering stems ?
Once your Eucomis has finished flowering, cut away the flower heads and allow the foliage to die back. Once it has turned yellow, the foliage can be removed.
If you are leaving your Eucomis outside, they will need protecting over winter. Apply a mulch to protect from hard frosts. Cover with 10cm thick of bark or leaf mould.
If your Eucomis are in containers, they need to be kept in a frost-free place over winter, bring them into shelter (like a shed or greenhouse) from October. Allow the compost to dry out for the bulbs to become dormant.
If you wish to lift your Eucomis bulbs, dry the bulbs off and store them in a frost-free place such a shed or greenhouse.
Loraine Hart
Soil mix for Eucomis Bicolor
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I have just planted my oriental lily bulbs in my usual ericaceous + JInnes no2. Can I put these in the same mix ?
Yes, Eucomis Bicolor will be fine planted in the same mix of Ericaceous and John Innes No.2. Do ensure they have good drainage as well.
Eucomis Bicolor (Pack of 3 Bulbs) (SKU17673)
Loraine Hart
