Crocosmia 'Emberglow' sedum clump-forming perennial that typically grows

clump-forming perennial that typically grows 1

Looks beautiful in group plantings and flower borders

A true perennial hollyhock variety that provides a tall and elegant display of bright red flowers in the summer

Cornus sericea

Deadhead after flowering to help encourage a rebloom

Crocosmia 'Emberglow' sedum clump-forming perennial that typically growsA clump forming, herbaceous perennial that does well in sunny locations. Its vibrant red flowers give a lovely glow to a garden, and their sword shaped leaves have a grassy texture. They bloom in the mid summer and continue into the autumn. Leave the spent flowers so that they go to seed, leaving structural interest into the fall and winter. Cut back foliage when it is looking rough in the winter. Established plants can be divided in the spring.