Alstroemeria 'Indian Summer'

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Throughout the growing season, water Peruvian lilies regularly and feed container grown plants each month. When picking alstroemeria pluck the flowers rather than cutting as plucking stimulates the rhizome encourage further growth. In autumn, cut back the old Alstroemeria flower stems and apply a dry mulch of chipped bark or straw to the base of the plant to protect it from cold winter weather. Alstroemeria prefers to be left undisturbed but can be divided in autumn or spring if clumps become overcrowded.Caution: irritant to skin and eyes.

Pot up Alstroemeria plants and grow them on in frost free conditions until large enough to plant outdoors. When all risk of frost has passed, plant Peruvian Lilies in a sunny or semi shaded position in fertile, moist, well drained soil. Alternatively, plant Alstroemeria in patio containers in soil based compost such as John Innes No.3.

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Reviews

Indian Summer Extraordinaire! 2016-05-13

These are by far the best plants I have ever bought form T&M. They may look disappointing when you receive them, but after 2 years each small plant had formed a clump 45cm wide, flowering endlessly from May to December - and that's with picking a bunch a week for use as cut flowers - make sure you pull the stems from the roots when picking as this encourages even more growth! They also require very little care and attention and are very hardy. They are already massive this year and covered in buds. Well done guys.

T&M replied on 2016-05-13: Thank you very much for your review. I am glad that you have been happy with your purchase. I hope we can continue to be of service to you in the future.

INDIAN SUMMER 2015-10-16

I agree with the lady above slow to get started but now fantastic flowers and a lot more in bud,question is have i got to kill the flowers now to save the plant from the frost thats on the way.I will certainly have more next year

T&M replied on 2015-10-16: Thank you very much for your review. I am glad that you have been happy with your purchase. I hope we can continue to be of service to you in the future.

Indian Summer 2015-09-30

agree with review above, very slow to get going but what stunners once they flowered

T&M replied on 2015-10-01: Thank you for taking the time to post your review. I am glad to hear that you have been happy with your order. I hope we can continue to be of service to you in the future.

Alstromeria Indian Summer 2014-10-18

These plants took a while to get going. They were put in an area of my garden that gets sun till approx 1pm. While other plants were blooming these just seem to sit there with little happening. However in august they started to really grow and since september they have bloomed spectacularly and lots more blooms on the way. Will definately get more, would highly recommend

T&M replied on 2014-10-20: Thank you for your review. I hope we can continue to be of service.

Alstroemeria 2013-10-29

This arrived in perfect condition and has now grown into a stunning plant in just a few months.

Alstromeria Indian Summer 2013-10-22

I planted the Indian Summer in May of this year and it has took a while to establish, flowering on only one stem by July. However it is now nearing the end of October and has really took off with multiple blooms on six or seven stems and is looking gorgeous, so much so that I'm just about to order three more to plant next spring. A great choice for beautiful colour from summer into autumn.

alstromeria 2012-05-13

Alstromeria Indian summer arrived in perfect condition and have been planted in a 12inch pot.