Dichelostemma Pink Diamond (Firecracker Flower) We've recently discovered this group of unusual plants and would like to introduce you to Pink Diamond, if you haven't already met this beauty. Known as a Firecracker Flower - just look at the blooms and you'll see why - this Northwest native bears up to 8 flowers per stem flowers, in electric pink and in clusters 2 1/2" across. The narrow, grass-like foliage sprouts in the spring and disappears about the time the blossoms open. This plant likes moderate moisture while the foliage is actively growing and warm, dry summers. If grown in the North, containers that can be moved against the house, under the eaves or other rain protection, are recommended. Highlights & Hints - Butterflies and hummingbirds love these! - Such unusual plants and flowers, your neighbors will have to know what they are! Common Name: Pink Firecracker Flower Botanical Name: Dichelostemma Pink Diamond Color: Crimson tubular flowers borne in clusters Mature Height: 10-14" Hardiness: Zones 6-10 Bloom Time: Mid summer Bulb/Plant Size: 5+ cm, the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 10 good sized bulbs Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Full sun Moisture: water well when actively growing, dry during summer Planting Depth: 2" deep, small points facing up Spacing: 4-6" apart

You'll Receive 1 package of 10 large bulbs