Kniphofia uvaria | Peach Floret’s farm We have tried these in

We have tried these in areas that do not have gravel but the plants tend to be quite small so mixing gravel in with your soil when planting can be beneficial

Wet soil is tolerated so also a great choice for beside streams and ponds as well as being perfect for the cottage garden

This alstromeria is a striking carmine red with traditional dark alstroemeria whiskers and throat markings

you can shear the plant back to encourage new growth and flowers

Dicentra eximia prefers a partially shaded site with well-drained soil

Kniphofia uvaria | Peach Floret’s farm We have tried these inKniphofia "Peach" is a winter dormant perennial that has slender spikes of peach flowers that open to a deep peach fading through to lighter tones that ascends from above the green grass like foliage. These impressive little plants also make a great cut flower. Kniphofias once established are particularly drought tolerant but do like good drainage, so sandy soils are also fine. Happy growing in either full sun or partial shade. They are particularly