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White Sparkle could equally have been called Green Sparkle, as it's a mixture of both colours, Alstroemeria with this form of flowers are often referred to as spray varieties, and their longer stems cousins can often be found in Florist shops. Compared to standard alstroemerias the flowers are smaller and much longer lasting, when cut they make beautiful table arrangements. Pure white-Green flowers with yellow and white in the center, lots of flowers held up on 30 cm stems. the flowers never open fully, giving the plant an almost fluffy look. a very interesting variety. As easy to grow as any other alstroemeria but only hardy down to around minus 6, so some form of protection in winter is needed.
Available as garden ready plants from Mid May onwards.
Plants will be ready for shipping from May 2025, grown in 11cm pots that can be planted straight outside. cash-and-carry, we plan to run open weekends at our Nursery from mid-May until June, for both Alstroemeria and Dahlia plants, further details will be sent out nearer the time in a newsletter.
White Sparkle could equally have been called Green Sparkle, as it's a mixture of both colours, Alstroemeria with this form of flowers are often referred to as spray varieties, and their longer stems cousins can often be found in Florist shops. Compared to standard alstroemerias the flowers are smaller and much longer lasting, when cut they make beautiful table arrangements. Pure white-Green flowers with yellow and white in the center, lots of flowers held up on 30 cm stems. the flowers never open fully, giving the plant an almost fluffy look. a very interesting variety. As easy to grow as any other alstroemeria but only hardy down to around minus 6, so some form of protection in winter is needed.
Available as garden ready plants from Mid May onwards.
Plants will be ready for shipping from May 2025, grown in 11cm pots that can be planted straight outside. cash-and-carry, we plan to run open weekends at our Nursery from mid-May until June, for both Alstroemeria and Dahlia plants, further details will be sent out nearer the time in a newsletter.