Incarvillea (Hardy Gloxinia) Native to India, Tibet and China these favorites from old English gardens are winning approval in this country for their showy flowers and relative hardiness. Known as Hardy Gloxinias, although actually related to trumpet vines, not gloxinias, Incarvillea produces attractive clumps of deeply divided leaves. From these, 12-24" tall stems showcase clusters of exotic magenta to pink trumpet-shaped blooms with lemon throats. These are fine additions to mixed borders and rock gardens and are not grown as widely as they deserve to be. Highlights & Hints - Attracts hummingbirds. - Foliage provides wonderful texture in shady locations Common Name: Hardy Gloxinia Botanical Name: Incarvillea Color: Bright magenta to rosy pink Mature Height: 12-24" Hardiness: Zones 6-9, elsewhere use as container plants and/or bring indoors in autumn Bloom Time: Late spring to mid summer Bulb/Plant Size: 4-6", the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 6 large bulbs Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Light to partial shade Moisture: moderate during growing period Planting Depth: just beneath the soil line Spacing: 6 inches apart

You'll Receive 6 large bulbs