
(42C) Cluster Lily 'Corrina'
Loose sprays of purple stars from late spring.
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Brodiaea ‘Corrina’ (prev. Tritelia ‘Corrina’) is a tough little bulb with lots of flowers. From late spring into summer masses of purple stars open on straight stems forming loose umbels of up to 25 blooms. The foliage tends to fall to the ground once the floral show begins leaving the floral stems to stand alone.
A good choice for naturalizing. These bulbs are low maintenance and grow well in sandy soils.
Supplied as: Bulbs
Code | BRDCR |
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Botantical name | Brodiaea laxa |
Height | 50cm |
Width | 5cm |
Flowers | Late spring to summer |
Climate | Cool to Temperate |
Availability | Australia wide |
Frost hardiness | |
Aspect | Full Sun to Semi Shade |
Supplied as | Bulbs |
Size | |
Water needs | 1 |