Crocosmia 'Lucifer' (Crocosmia)
I planted the lucifer two years ago. Last year didn't see it but sure came up this year.
This is one plant of several and got lots of blooms.
This is a closeup of Crocosmia "Lucifer." Hummingbirds love it. DottieJean
When dried each pod contains 8-20 seeds
Lucifer
Along the northern coast of Oregon they last in flower for much of the summer
Crocosmia "Bulbs" (Really corms, I think.)
Crocosmia buds resemble a sort of grass stalk:
Lucifer is attractive while in bloom. Hummers love them as you can see in this photo.
Close up of flower.... just beginning to bloom in early July
Crocosmia lucifer in July
Crocosmia lucifer in July
Lowell, MA July 2005
Crocosmia 'Lucifer'
Wouldn't be without it!
Hummers love it!
Crocomia lucifer has quite attractive seed heads.
Photo taken July 2006
UBC Botanical Garden - Vancouver, B.C. Canada
UBC Botanical Garden - Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Deliciously RED
Crocosmia Lucifer July 2007
From my Garden, 2005
Lucifer
Lucifer from Christine
Bumble bees and hummingbirds seek nourishment from the flowers. Deer ignore the plant.
6/26/08
Taken during the 'Valley of the Daylilies' open house on July 10, 2008 at 9:55 am EDT
Crocosmia (Lucifer) Zone 7a/b
Flame red mid to late summer hummingbird magnets. Crocosmia 'Lucifer'.
Fall color
Lucifer
Seattle, WA - Street Planting
Seattle, WA - Street Planting
Vancouver, BC - Stanley Park
Hummingbird magnet!
Close up of the flowers.
Photo courtesy and copyright of Cok Grootscholten of Succulent Nursery, Holland, a nursery and formidable private succulent collection. http://public.fotki.com/Grootscholten/plant-collections/
Photo courtesy and copyright of Cok Grootscholten of Succulent Nursery, Holland, a nursery and formidable private succulent collection. http://public.fotki.com/Grootscholten/plant-collections/
