Watsonia borbonica | Salmon Pink Mieko Sakaguchi The schemes are based in

The schemes are based in four primary tones: Pastel

Once flowering has finished the plant has died back the stems should be cut to the ground

From ancestors that grew wild in the eastern Mediterranean

Plants love a well drained but rich soil  and will cope with partial shade

We have not had experience with this plant in colder climates

Watsonia borbonica | Salmon Pink Mieko Sakaguchi The schemes are based inVery old fashioned and not often seen these days! Watsonia are so reminiscent of Grandmas Garden, lovely healthy strappy leaves and glorious pink blooms with 6 petals about 5cm across, not too unlike gladiolus, on tall spikes up to about 1. 4 metres tall. the corms naturalize over time and form large clumps, which are easily divided for giving away. This lovely salmon pink looks gorgeous when cut in a vase too. Blooms in late spring to early summer.