Prince of Orange Crocosmia | Garden Seeds and Plants

Prince of Orange Crocosmia

Vivacious red-orange blossoms with gold centers flecked with burgundy.
Glorious cultivar from Holland offers up a concentrated blaze of delectable color. Tightly clustered on arching stems are twenty or so vivacious red-orange blossoms with gold centers flecked with burgundy, complemented by dark-green, lance-like foliage. Flowering from mid- to late summer, ‘Prince of Orange’ dazzles with a marvelous finale of decorative seedpods at season’s end: perfect for dried flower arrangements.

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