Frittiaria imperialis SUNSET

Description

🌸The Common Crown Imperial ‘Sunset’ is a striking spring perennial that brings vibrant splashes of color and majesty to the garden. The plant has tall stems that bear a ring of large bell-shaped flowers, creating an impressive and regal appearance.

🌸 The ‘Sunset’ variety has deeply orange flowers that shine brightly in the spring sunlight. These large, bell-shaped flowers hang elegantly around the top of the stem, forming a striking floral cluster. In addition to the orange flowers, the ‘Sunset’ variety is distinguished by its maroon-colored stems, adding even more dramatic and eye-catching appeal.

🌸 The plants typically grow to a height of 80–120 cm (31–47 inches), making them large enough to draw attention in any garden. The dark green, glossy leaves are arranged at the top of the stem, forming a crown beneath the flowers.

🌸The Crown Imperial ‘Sunset’ prefers well-drained soil and a sunny location, but it can also tolerate light shade. The plant is cold-hardy and well-suited to our climate, although it may need some protection in early spring, particularly during harsh frosts.

🌸The blooming period usually lasts from April to May, during which time the ‘Sunset’ variety offers a true visual delight with its bright and majestic flowers. After blooming, decorative seed heads form, adding further interest to the plant.

🌸 In addition to its beauty and decorative value, the Common Crown Imperial ‘Sunset’ is also a practical plant. Its bulbs emit a scent that repels moles and rodents, helping to keep pests away. This makes the ‘Sunset’ variety not only a beautiful but also a useful addition to the garden.