Description
Erythronium Kinfauns Pink has flowers that are a lovely pale pink. It is a stately plant and ideal for growing in shady areas in good well drained soil. Erythronium Kinfauns Pink was named in Scotland probably in Perthshire where Kinfauns Castle is located.
This hybrid was bred by Sue Bond and is a cross between White Beauty and revolutum. It bulks up quickly in well prepared ground and is an excellent naturalising plant.
Cultivation Instructions
Cultivate soils to a depth of 4-5″ (10-12cm) then add humus and grit to ensure good drainage. Plant bulbs 2-3″ (6-9cm) deep and water in well.
Enhance the soil with a light covering of leaf mulch or similar. During the first 6 months make sure that the soil does not dry out. However be careful not to overwater. After this time they can be left alone to naturalise.
Ideal in the shady, woodland type areas.
Soil type: Plant 5-7cms deep.
Care Tips:
Ideal for growing in woodland areas or the shadier parts of the garden. Plant immediately on arrival in well drained soil.
Enhance the nutrient content of the soil by adding bonemeal.
Growing Information
Flowering height: 8″ (20cm)
Flowering time: April
Aspect: Semi shade, woodland areas
Soil type: Humus rich soils that are free draining
Fragrant: N/A
Planting Depth: 6-9cm
Planting distance: 8cm
Remember to feed well during the leaf and flowering stage to ensure they grow and bulk up well for subsequent years growth.
New season top quality bulbs delivered from September onwards
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