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Crocosmia Bulbs In Pots. Smaller types can be grown in containers; Growing crocosmia in a pot. You can also plant them in pots by themselves to control their vigour and avoid competition. Once planted, little is needed in the way of crocosmia bulb care. The corms are hardy and rarely need to be lifted for. However, choose one of the shorter, less vigorous varieties when planting with other species, as some varieties can take over. If you are planting in pots, make sure there are lots of. Crocosmia plants don't need to be pampered when it comes to soil, but good drainage is important. — choose a position in full sun or partial shade. Crocosmias grow from corms and can be planted like bulbs. Plant in containers filled with a balanced, general purpose potting soil. Showy flowerheads in a choice of fiery colours ; Clumps naturally expand over the years Crocosmias will grow well in pots. Crocosmia can also grow in pots or raised beds.

Crocosmias will grow well in pots. If your soil is comprised of heavy clay, amend the soil with sand and. Crocosmia plants don't need to be pampered when it comes to soil, but good drainage is important. However, choose one of the shorter, less vigorous varieties when planting with other species, as some varieties can take over. You can also plant them in pots by themselves to control their vigour and avoid competition. Once planted, little is needed in the way of crocosmia bulb care. Crocosmia can also grow in pots or raised beds. Clumps naturally expand over the years If you are planting in pots, make sure there are lots of. Smaller types can be grown in containers;

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Crocosmia Bulbs In Pots Crocosmias will grow well in pots. You can also plant them in pots by themselves to control their vigour and avoid competition. Growing crocosmia in a pot. However, choose one of the shorter, less vigorous varieties when planting with other species, as some varieties can take over. Once planted, little is needed in the way of crocosmia bulb care. Crocosmia plants don't need to be pampered when it comes to soil, but good drainage is important. If your soil is comprised of heavy clay, amend the soil with sand and. Showy flowerheads in a choice of fiery colours ; — choose a position in full sun or partial shade. Crocosmias grow from corms and can be planted like bulbs. Clumps naturally expand over the years Crocosmia can also grow in pots or raised beds. Crocosmias will grow well in pots. Plant in containers filled with a balanced, general purpose potting soil. The corms are hardy and rarely need to be lifted for. Smaller types can be grown in containers;