Crocosmia Emily McKenzie New This glorious Amaryllis features striking

This glorious Amaryllis features striking white

deer resistant perennial

lemon-yellow and orange blooms

Cannas have been long valued by park and municipal gardeners

while still displaying an abundance of pretty blooms

Crocosmia Emily McKenzie New This glorious Amaryllis features strikingThis large flowered variety is a favorite for cut flowers. Emily McKenzie Crocosmia produces brilliant orange, tubular flowers accented with a red halo like ring surrounding a yellow throat. Growing 30" tall, its wiry stems make it ideal for cut flowers. Crocosmia bloom in July August and look best when planted in groups of 12 or more. The name comes from the Greek language and means "saffron smell," which reportedly can be detected when dried flowers