Romulea requienii

Romulea requienii

£4.50

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(34 customer reviews)

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Description

Unusual buds.

Large purple blooms with mottled buds appear in spring on short stems. This very reliable, slowly bulking up in free draining soils ideally in the alpine container or garden. Best planted in a sunny position.

Flowering: Spring

Hardiness: Hardy

Height: 5cm

Spread: 15cm

 

Common Name:

Life Cycle: perennial

Family: Iridaceae

Foliage:  linear

Basic Colour: ( purple )

Flower Colour: purple / yellow

Natural Flowering: February – March

Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height with Flowers: 5cm

Soil Requirements:  well-drained / average / dry

Soil ph:  acid / alkaline / neutral

Location:  container / rock garden

Usage:  ornamental

Pruning: leave to self seed

Tolerates: deer tolerance / rabbit tolerance / salt tolerant

Origin: Europe

Additional information

Weight 100 g
Climate

Flowering season

Height

Planting area

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Flower Colour

Description

Unusual buds.

Large purple blooms with mottled buds appear in spring on short stems. This very reliable, slowly bulking up in free draining soils ideally in the alpine container or garden. Best planted in a sunny position.

Flowering: Spring

Hardiness: Hardy

Height: 5cm

Spread: 15cm

 

Common Name:

Life Cycle: perennial

Family: Iridaceae

Foliage:  linear

Basic Colour: ( purple )

Flower Colour: purple / yellow

Natural Flowering: February – March

Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy

Height with Flowers: 5cm

Soil Requirements:  well-drained / average / dry

Soil ph:  acid / alkaline / neutral

Location:  container / rock garden

Usage:  ornamental

Pruning: leave to self seed

Tolerates: deer tolerance / rabbit tolerance / salt tolerant

Origin: Europe

Additional information

Weight 100 g
Climate

Flowering season

Height

Planting area

, , ,

Position

,

Flower Colour

34 reviews for Romulea requienii

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4.5
Based on 34 reviews
  1. Carol Madden (verified owner)

  2. Jackie Taylor (verified owner)

    I have already let you know that all the compost fell out when I unpacked it as it had been laid on its side. I’m hoping it will recover. On the whole I wasn’t very happy with the packaging. It was very wet and disintegrated when handled.

  3. Wendy Rowden (verified owner)

  4. David M. (verified owner)

  5. JOHN Davies (verified owner)

  6. Pamela Rose (verified owner)

  7. Steve Vincent (verified owner)

  8. Janet Jeffries (verified owner)

    See below

  9. Simon Heyward (verified owner)

  10. John (verified owner)

  11. Sarah P. (verified owner)

    Good healthy plant

  12. Patricia Cash (verified owner)

  13. Sarah P. (verified owner)

    Dormant on arrival looking forward to seeing it flower

  14. Johnnie Carslake (verified owner)

    Can’t comment plant dormant

  15. Sian Bewick (verified owner)

  16. Anonymous (verified owner)

  17. Fatima Araujo (verified owner)

  18. Steve Sinnott (verified owner)

    This is a beautiful plant with an eyecatching flower.

  19. Vivienne (verified owner)

  20. Hilary (verified owner)

    Recent purchase. Looks happy in trough.

  21. Geoff Bennett (verified owner)

  22. Andrew G. (verified owner)

    Well packaged and on excellent condition

  23. Ann Armstrong (verified owner)

  24. Jackson B. (verified owner)

  25. Trevor (verified owner)

    Excellent plant

  26. Jane S. (verified owner)

    hasn’t stopped flowering since receipt

  27. Martin C. (verified owner)

  28. Ray Curtis (verified owner)

  29. Anonymous (verified owner)

  30. Kate F. (verified owner)

    Plant dormant so unable to comment until it appears but confident if the quality of the other plants from this company are to go by.

  31. David Orwin (verified owner)

  32. Philip (verified owner)

    All plants arrived quickly, well protected and a now planted.

  33. Beth Costes (verified owner)

  34. Gwen B. (verified owner)

    Already in healthy growth when it arrived.

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