Francoa ramosa Growing bulbs most gardeners don’t find it

most gardeners don’t find it to be problematic as extra seedlings are easy to pull up and replant should you decide to keep them

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Think of grape hyacinths as the foliage is very similar in look and colour

Autumn flowering

Francoa ramosa Growing bulbs most gardeners don’t find itFrancoa ramosa also known as Bridal Wreath is an evergreen, herbaceous, clumping spreading perennial. It produces large basal leaves and multi branched flowering stems, with pink flowers on tall stems. Flowers through summer and into autumn. Although it grows well in most situations, it performs best when planted in moist soil in semi shade but it is actually quite drought tolerant once established. Perfect in a pot or the garden and it is an