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Incarvillea Snowtop (Pack of 3 Bulbs)
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Incarvillea Snowtop is a hardy perennial that has eye-catching clusters of white trumpet-shaped flowers with a yellow centre. Incarvillea Snowtop can be planted in pots or straight into your garden. It needs a nice, sunny or partial-shaded position with well-drained soil. Also, known as the hardy gloxinia but is not related to the Gloxinia in any way. Flower stems will grow to roughly to 50-60cm whilst the fern like foliage will become thick and strong with a 30cm spread. Make sure you dead head to prolong its flowering period, this will range from mid spring to mid summer.

​​​​​​How to Plant your Incarvillea

  • Incarvillea are hardy and can be planted directly outside in the spring.
  • If spring temperatures drop below -10C they can be potted up and grown on indoors. Plant the tubers into temporary pots in spring and grow-on in a sheltered position to transplant later when the risk of harsh frosts have passed. Alternatively, you can plant them directly into your borders providing the soil is not frozen.

Planting in Pots

  • Plant your Incarvillea tuber upright with the thinner neck of the plant just beneath the surface. If they are already in leaf, the leaves should be exposed above the soil surface.
  • Space the plants around 12-20cm apart.
  • Plant in a good-quality multipurpose compost. 
  • Place in a sunny position. 
  • Water regularly. Allow the soil to become dry between watering.

Planting in Outside

  • Find a position in full sun with free-draining soil.
  • Plant your Incarvillea tuber upright with the thinner neck of the plant just beneath the surface. If they are already in leaf, the leaves should be exposed above the soil surface.
  • Space the plants around 12-20cm apart.
  • Water regularly. Allow the soil to become dry between watering.

Description

Incarvillea Snowtop is a hardy perennial that has eye-catching clusters of white trumpet-shaped flowers with a yellow centre. Incarvillea Snowtop can be planted in pots or straight into your garden. It needs a nice, sunny or partial-shaded position with well-drained soil. Also, known as the hardy gloxinia but is not related to the Gloxinia in any way. Flower stems will grow to roughly to 50-60cm whilst the fern like foliage will become thick and strong with a 30cm spread. Make sure you dead head to prolong its flowering period, this will range from mid spring to mid summer.

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Planting & Growing Instructions

​​​​​​How to Plant your Incarvillea

  • Incarvillea are hardy and can be planted directly outside in the spring.
  • If spring temperatures drop below -10C they can be potted up and grown on indoors. Plant the tubers into temporary pots in spring and grow-on in a sheltered position to transplant later when the risk of harsh frosts have passed. Alternatively, you can plant them directly into your borders providing the soil is not frozen.

Planting in Pots

  • Plant your Incarvillea tuber upright with the thinner neck of the plant just beneath the surface. If they are already in leaf, the leaves should be exposed above the soil surface.
  • Space the plants around 12-20cm apart.
  • Plant in a good-quality multipurpose compost. 
  • Place in a sunny position. 
  • Water regularly. Allow the soil to become dry between watering.

Planting in Outside

  • Find a position in full sun with free-draining soil.
  • Plant your Incarvillea tuber upright with the thinner neck of the plant just beneath the surface. If they are already in leaf, the leaves should be exposed above the soil surface.
  • Space the plants around 12-20cm apart.
  • Water regularly. Allow the soil to become dry between watering.

Care Instructions

​​​​​​How to care for your Incarvillea

  • Remove the seed pods after flowering. 
  • Incarvillea may need lifting and stored in a cool, dry place throughout the winter months and replanted in the Spring (April to May).
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Incarvillea Snowtop (Pack of 3 Bulbs)

Hardy Gloxinia
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Specification
Also known as: Hardy Gloxinia
Colours: White with yellow centre
Aspect: Full Sun/Partial Shade
Height: 50-60cm / 20-25"
Planting period: Spring
Soil Type: Well-drained, Sandy Soil
Hardiness: Fully Hardy
Suitable for containers: Yes
Scented: No
Border Position: Middle
Pollinator: Yes
Shipping est: Dispatch in 3-5 working days
Delivery period: Spring (Feb to May 2024)
SKU SKU176681
  • Description

    Incarvillea Snowtop is a hardy perennial that has eye-catching clusters of white trumpet-shaped flowers with a yellow centre. Incarvillea Snowtop can be planted in pots or straight into your garden. It needs a nice, sunny or partial-shaded position with well-drained soil. Also, known as the hardy gloxinia but is not related to the Gloxinia in any way. Flower stems will grow to roughly to 50-60cm whilst the fern like foliage will become thick and strong with a 30cm spread. Make sure you dead head to prolong its flowering period, this will range from mid spring to mid summer.

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  • Planting & Growing Instructions

    ​​​​​​How to Plant your Incarvillea

    • Incarvillea are hardy and can be planted directly outside in the spring.
    • If spring temperatures drop below -10C they can be potted up and grown on indoors. Plant the tubers into temporary pots in spring and grow-on in a sheltered position to transplant later when the risk of harsh frosts have passed. Alternatively, you can plant them directly into your borders providing the soil is not frozen.

    Planting in Pots

    • Plant your Incarvillea tuber upright with the thinner neck of the plant just beneath the surface. If they are already in leaf, the leaves should be exposed above the soil surface.
    • Space the plants around 12-20cm apart.
    • Plant in a good-quality multipurpose compost. 
    • Place in a sunny position. 
    • Water regularly. Allow the soil to become dry between watering.

    Planting in Outside

    • Find a position in full sun with free-draining soil.
    • Plant your Incarvillea tuber upright with the thinner neck of the plant just beneath the surface. If they are already in leaf, the leaves should be exposed above the soil surface.
    • Space the plants around 12-20cm apart.
    • Water regularly. Allow the soil to become dry between watering.
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