Inca Ice Alstroemeria

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(Peruvian Lily) Alstroemeria INCA ICE™ is a two tone Peruvian Lily, sporting the colors of a soft peachy pink and creamy yellow with brown speckling. Planted in full sun to part shade, Alstroemeria INCA ICE™ has a nice full, bushy, upright habit.
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12 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 31

@Georgeous.Garden 2 года назад

I grew this plant several years ago and adored it. It got bigger and better every year for about 3 years then didn’t come back. The flowers are beautiful with a turquoise stripe down the center of each petal, and they lasted so long in a vase. I will try it again if I see it around. Zone 6b in PA.

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

Th o f cut flowers one plant gives make it so worth it.

@RoseTorn411 Год назад

Did it survive zone 6b?

@ytubechannel997 2 года назад

I never knew this could be grown as a perennial until I saw it in your garden. It is such a prolific bloomer. Thanks for sharing.

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

There are several color options and many of them are not perennial so you do need to watch the hardiness zone. www.gardencrossings.com/product-category/perennials/alstroemeria/

@Sathiera 2 года назад

Love it! Hoping to add one or a few of these to my garden ♥️

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

We have many color options this year. Just watch the hardiness zone for where you live. www.gardencrossings.com/product-category/perennials/alstroemeria/

@msmaddox2918 2 года назад

Oooh Heidi I need this plant in my garden!!

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

You won't regret it!

@NicoleSmithGardening 2 года назад

So pretty!

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

Thank you! 😊

@kristaself126 2 года назад

One of my favorites. I use this flower on the church Altar all the time because I can usually get two week’s worth out of it. Do I buy this flower in plant form or plant from seed? I don’t remember seeing the plants last year at the garden centers. I always enjoy watching your videos.

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

They are super long lasting. We sell them in plant form. Here is a link to the current colors we carry. Be sure to watch the hardiness zones as they vary. www.gardencrossings.com/product-category/perennials/alstroemeria/

@kbechtel33 2 года назад

Love the color.

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

It is really nice:)

@leiaflash5055 2 года назад

I've loved this plant ever since I saw it in one of your home tours! It has been on my list for the last 2 seasons and can't find it! Hopefully this is the year... Thanks Heidi :)

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

We have them available for pre order now. Reserve yours now. www.gardencrossings.com/product-category/perennials/alstroemeria/

@leiaflash5055 2 года назад

@@gardencrossings You don't ship to ON, CA though :(

@Clematis7777 Год назад

@@leiaflash5055 Have you found one yet?

@sharonpoe675 2 года назад

I just ordered 2 from Garden Crossings for April!!! Love love this in your garden. I hope they become as beautiful as in your garden. Thanks for sharing. Also the My Monet weigela in your garden is Purple Effect correct? I want the pink purple hue leaves as well as the blooms like yours.

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

Yes that is correct.

@loislevandoski1246 2 года назад

Heidi, thanks for all your wonderful videos! I always thought that these were called alstroemedis. They look the same, so Am I just mistaken in the spelling of the name? These are my all time favorite cut flowers for their longevity and beauty. Do you buy these in seed, or in a plant? Thanks for all your terrific information!

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

We sell these in plant form.

@amyurich4616 2 года назад

Is this just one plant? I'm in a zone 6 so would mulching it in very well in fall help for trying to over winter?

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

Yes this started out as one plant. The clump gets larger each year.

@SamSam-kq6qb 2 года назад

I love the flowers but despise their root system. And they're invasive! I have to divide mine every 2-3 years and even then the root clump is huge. Probably best in a container in the ground. As a cut flower they can't be beat, so many beautiful colors.

@gardencrossings 2 года назад

I think that may depend on where you live. Here in Michigan zone 5/6 they are not invasive.