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I just wanted to say how pleased I am with the Cardiocrinum Giganteum bulbs I received from you. We have just planted them and they are in excellent condition. Many thanks
Ah you’re very welcome. Thank you so much for taking the time to email us.
The Hart Family
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I would like to purchase 8 Cardiocrinum bulbs and hope that they will be as mature and therefore as successful as the ones I bought from you in 2018! They were a real show stopper, thank you very much.
Please advise of availability,
kind regards,
Doris Slingsby
Hi Doris
Yes we have top-size Cardiocrinum bulbs available to purchase online.
These do sell out pretty quick.
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
Cardiocrinum giganteum
The Hart Family
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I have just purchased one of the above and would like to know what size planter it would need to put in as my soil is prone to water logging here.
Many thanks
Ian
Good mornign Ian
We would advise planting your Cardiocrinum into a 5 litre pot.
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
The Hart Family
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Can you supply three Cardiocrinum giganteum next spring or seeds?
Hi Brian
We have the Cardiocrinum Giganteum available for dispatch next Spring. The Cardiocrinum comes as a potted bulb in a liner. Please see our website for further information.
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
The Hart Family
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Hi
I have just bought a cardiocrinum giganteum bulb and would like to know how to plant it. Have had conflicting advice about a) whether to leave the top of the bulb showing above the surface, b) how much moisture it likes and c) whether it can be planted now 27th March.
Many thanks.
Mary
Cardiocrinum giganteum like most soil types.
They prefer the soil to be moist but well drained.
Cardiocrinum giganteum like a shady position where the direct sunlight will not burn their leaves.
Plant the bulbs with the tip just at the surface so you can see the bulb and planting them in March/April is the time to plant them,
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
The Hart Family
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Hello – just to let you know that the two Cardiocrinum Giganteum that I ordered on behalf of my Wife arrived safely yesterday. My Wife is very pleased with these plants and says Thank You for the excellent quality of the plants and your prompt service.
Aww thank you for taking the time to email and let us know. Happy Gardening in this gloomy time.
The Hart Family
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I would like to buy 3 Cardiocrinum plants not bulbs with a hope for them growing this year.. I see you have somr but it is not clear…
Many thanks,
Sabina
Hi there,
We have the Cardiocrinum bulbs for mail order. We may have some pots later in the year for the shows we exhibit at.
Best wishes
Victoria
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Hi. I would like to grow some Cardiocrinum Giganteum in a semi-shaded bed. Could you tell me how many bulbs I would need to fill a roundish area approximately 50 cm in diameter?
Also, if I plant them this February will they flower this year.
Thanks
Hi there,
Cardiocrinum Giganteum will be happy in a semi-shaded area and yes, they will flower this year. I would suggest planting one bulb in a 50cm diameter area.
Kind regards
Victoria
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
The Hart Family
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please can you let me know when you have these back in stock. thanks pam
Hi there,
Cardiocrinum Giganteum will be back in stock in the Autumn for dispatch in Spring 2020. Please keep checking back.
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
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The Hart Family
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Hello, could these stunning Cardiocrinum Giganteum lilies be planted in a pot and how big would this need to be. I have never seen this lily before and would like to be able to grow it but do not have a suitable spot direct into the garden.
We would recommend potting your Cardiocrinum Giganteum bulbs in a 12inch pot.
Cardiocrinum giganteum like most soil types. They prefer the soil to be moist but well drained and humus-rich. These lilies like a shady position where the direct sunlight will not burn their leaves.
Cardiocrinum Giganteum (SKU17816)
Loraine Hart
