Crocosmia - Let's learn about this plant together

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Varieties of Crocosmia listed
Crocosmia 'Lucifer'
Crocosmia masoniorum
Crocosmia 'Carmin Brilliant'
Crocosmia 'Emily Mckenzie'
Crocosmia 'Honey Angel's'
Crocosmia 'Solfatare'
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@tinaknutsen 5 месяцев назад

I was gifted a bag of of corms three years ago; they look like yours. I had to dig mine up today because they are planted where we are putting a fence in. The corms grow on top of each other and form a chain which you pull apart to transplant. I was told to use rose tone fertilize and I can tell you that makes a huge difference! The hummingbirds love these flowers…I have hummingbird feeders but they prefer these flowers over the feeders!

@Travster93 3 месяца назад

Bought some of these 3 years ago (I live in middle/southern Michigan. Was told they probably wouldn't come back after the one season because they were the lucifer type. Turns out, they took and they've started to multiply. If you're in Michigan, plant those suckers in full sun with evening shade and either mulch or something similar around the base to insulate the flower for the winter

@janelwood585 Год назад

In Dallas,TX mine are probably Lucifer and in full bloom in June. They are 5+ years old and I divide them annually.

@carenallen5841 4 месяца назад

Just received a order of bulbs from... K. Van Bourgondien..very happy with my order..will be out this weekend to plant my crocosmia Firestarter and lucifer..for the hummingbirds....also deep purple gladiolus..bottlebrush plant....lupinus polyphyllus.......happy planting

@Eva-ld8uz Год назад

Just bought these and found your video - really helpful, thank you!

@PlantzNThings Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@miche7032 2 года назад

That’s a beautiful plant, it’s going on my wish list. Thank you for sharing & happy growing.

@alicia4558 2 года назад

Of course I enjoyed it, I always enjoy your videos! This is a plant I've had my eye on and been wanting to get but was never quite sure. Glad to see you do a video on it with nice information and your thoughts about the plant.

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Thank you :) I was like you and was on the fence about it. So happy I needed some plants for hummingbirds...lol . I hope you give it a try sometime... and it does Beautifully

@Lizzy_333 2 года назад

They are stunning! I wouldn’t call them lucifer but scarlet instead 🙃😂

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

I understand... I like to think of it as the good and funny lucifer from the TV show...lol

@Lizzy_333 2 года назад

@@PlantzNThings that does sound better!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂

@telsclark Год назад

@@Lizzy_333 its can be invasive so i think Lucifer is fitting

@judymckerrow6720 2 года назад

Thank you Bill. I think I may try and find some yellow ones.🌺💚🙃

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Those are lovely aren't they... I need to watch for them too

@Protek1 Год назад

Love this one, I have it in my garden. I have the Lucifer variety.

@Aa-ji2yf 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I enjoy your channel.

@ms.sheilacameron9626 Месяц назад

Thanks for the info😊

@VeronicasVeil333 Год назад

I have a Lucifer and it’s gorgeous! I am in zone 5B.

@rileynicholasshorts6387 Год назад

Got these in my garden they are beautiful

@richbishop7896 2 года назад

My Lucifer grew great for a couple of years. Didn't bloom after 3 years and needed division. It was never invasive in my zone 5b garden. Unfortunately it never survived this harsh winter.

@emptynestgardens9057 2 года назад

This confirms for me that after this 3rd winter mine will be dug up divided and lowered back into ground. I'm also going to heavily mulch for this winter as the corms on the top of the stack near the soil surface probably won't make it otherwise.

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

I would love if you keep me posted on your experience with these.

@emptynestgardens9057 2 года назад

@@PlantzNThings Check out "Garden Up Landscape" channel. 1yr ago she did a very informative video on diagnosing Crocosmia issues. You see her dig them up and what they look like after several years.

@richbishop7896 2 года назад

@@PlantzNThings Hope to buy more next spring.

@richbishop7896 2 года назад

@@PlantzNThings Mine flowered in August.

@saral2442 2 года назад

Hi!! I love your videos and your channel overall:) Thank you for sharing this amazing content:)

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Thank you :)

@sannaericditsler4034 2 года назад

It was an excellent video. Years ago I tried to grow crocosmia but it didn't survive the winter. I am in zone 5. I would like to try it again. Yours is beautiful.

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Try Lucifer. They would be later to pop out of the soil for you. Possibly mid June... depending on the winter. I'm in zone 6b and they were one of the last things to start growing... I thought they were dead. I'm getting wise to them now.

@PlantzNThings Год назад

@@kater8730 my corms also didn't bloom the first year if i remember correctly... unless i planted them after they flowered... being that you are zone 5 on the borderline of their hardiness you might have to either cover them or lift them like you would a Gladiola

@emptynestgardens9057 2 года назад

Sounds like you and I planted for the first time together 😁 Zone5🇨🇦 first year it didn't flower, this year was amazing. I got Lucifer and Saffron Fire (orangy/peach) corms from Veseys but only the Lucifer came up (looks just like yours). Don't know what happened? After next growing season I'll be digging up to seperate the corms as they grow stacked on top of each other and pushes them upward out of the ground. Loved this video.

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Oh that's interesting that they grow stacked on top of one another... I wonder if that's a reason why it's suggested to divide and replant every 3 or 4 years... the corms might meet the surface... I love that we are growing them at the same time... I wonder if the other variety you planted didn't come back because it's Z6... if you try again maybe lift some over winter

@emptynestgardens9057 2 года назад

@@PlantzNThings says hardy zone 5-8 ? But yes I'm going to get some more and do an experiment away from the Lucifer and dig half out for the winter.

@kso808 2 года назад

I may have 'Emily' or "Carmen.' They are volunteers that come up on their own from a prior stand I used to have. They are susceptible to rabbit and deer browsing though.

@lanathompson7430 8 месяцев назад

I planted 20 bulbs late spring. Most survived. Strange, the sword like leaves splayed out, but also something else grew right almost on top of each plant. Whatever it is has variggated leaves and did not bloom. I don't know what that is, if I should cut it off or not. We have had a warm fall and early winter in TX. My plants are growing like it was spring. thank you

@PlantzNThings 8 месяцев назад

i love a good mystery :)

@elaineroth4361 2 года назад

We also call them montbretia, they grow in our grasslands quite freely in South Africa. Our sunbirds here love them. In South Africa they die back in winter with all the frost. Some indigenous varieties grow tall as I am. The bulbs multiply beautifully too.

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Very Cool!! I would love to see the Tall varieties. I was seeing some photos online with them looking like a 6 foot hedge... it it was actually that tall it would be AMAZING!!! Do you find them to be invasive? Or easily maintained?

@MsNonita93 2 года назад

Not sure if Monstera deliciosa or firecracker plant grows in cold climate but maybe they should be next

@myboibill 2 года назад

I live in zone 5 and left them in ground and both time a cold winter killed them so I would lift them.

@blaqfish Год назад

Is it best to grow in container or in the ground? Thank you Sir, I am new to this plant.

@asha8443 2 месяца назад

I’ve heard that it’s actually the leaves that smell like saffron.

@astridfortin433 2 года назад

Mine is yellow with a red throat and barely survives. Sandy soil, drains too well, mulched, full sun, fingers crossed! Zone 6b

@PlantzNThings 2 года назад

Oh !!! Yellow with red throat sounds Amazing

@MammilariaElongata 2 года назад

Lindíssima

@nickklassen6962 Год назад

So did hummingbirds come?

@PlantzNThings Год назад

Absolutely! We do have a few hummingbird feeders in the yard as well... but they would frequently be found at these flowers

@JB-lr1tf Год назад

Are these plants invasive I really want one but read they are invasive

@PlantzNThings Год назад

I read that they can be invasive in some areas... currently (over 3 years) my clump has stayed in check

@JB-lr1tf Год назад

@@PlantzNThings I think I will get some as they are beautiful and can't find another substitute lol thank you for the reply happy gardening.

@Brigidz Год назад

They grow like weeds in wastelands here. (NZ)

@cathyortiz4111 Год назад

These plants triple in amount every year it will overtake your garden

@PlantzNThings Год назад

I can dream.. 😀 I'll keep an eye on it

@Divinemessages69 7 месяцев назад

@@PlantzNThings I have both the Lucifer and an orange one which was already growing here, they can be invasive but you can just divide them and plant elsewhere or give them away, the one you have Bill looks exactly like my Lucifer! Happy growing :)