Ferraria crispa (1 bulb)
Ferraria crispa (1 bulb) – An exotic flower that looks like a starfish! Suggested by Van Noort
Bring a unique and intriguing touch to your garden with Ferraria crispa , a plant native to South Africa that stands out for its wavy flowers with fascinating patterns , reminiscent of the appearance of a starfish.
Its brown and pale yellow hues , combined with its serrated texture , make it a truly exotic and spectacular plant. Fragrant , it attracts attention and beautifies pots, borders, and flowerbeds . Blooming from June to October , it thrives in full sun to partial shade . Not frost-hardy , it must be protected in winter in cold climates.
Variety characteristics
Height : 45 cm (18")
Exposure : Full sun to partial shade
Hardiness : Zone 9 (winter in cold climates)
Deer resistance : No
Water requirements : Medium (well-drained soil)
Ideal soil : Light, humus-rich and well-drained
Quantity : 1 bulb
Planting and growing Ferraria crispa
When to plant
From March to May, after the last frosts.
Where should I plant it
In open ground : Ideal for exotic flowerbeds and borders.
In a pot : Perfect for terraces and balconies.
How to plant
1. Plant at a depth of 5 cm , spacing them 20 cm apart.
2Choose a well-drained soil to avoid bulb rot.
3Water lightly after planting , then moderately during flowering.
Tip : Combine it with freesias and gladioli for a garden with exotic charm and fragrance!
Ferraria Crispa Maintenance
Watering : Moderate, allow to dry between waterings.
Fertilizer : Applying liquid fertilizer every two weeks will promote abundant flowering.
Size : Remove faded flowers to prolong blooming.
Wintering :
In cold climates, dig up the bulbs in autumn and store them in a cool, dry place.
Why choose Ferraria crispa
Exotic, wavy flowers in unique colors
A pleasant fragrance for an extra touch of charm
Ideal for pots and borders
Easy to grow in open ground or in containers
Give your garden a rare and fascinating plant with the Ferraria crispa , offered by Van Noort!
Combine it with freesias and gladioli for a fragrant and original garden!
