Alstroemeria 'Inticancha Maya'

Alstroemeria 'Inticancha Maya'Showy, lily shaped flowers in a bright white with coral pink throats, held at the top of strong upright stems Flowers all summer and beyond, from May to October A dwarf, compact clump forming perennial which is fully hardy and drought tolerant Alstroemeria make excellent cut flowers and last for ages in a vase. They work particularly well in patio containers or in cottage garden borders Can be an irritant to skin and eyes wear gloves and wash hands

The spiky semi-cactus blooms are an impressive 15-20cm across and look fabulous as part of a cut flower arrangement

Attractive whorls of deep crimson flowers along strong and upright stems in late spring and early summer

creating a startling effect wherever planted

Whether placed in a well-lit living room or a dim office corner

It is important to note that they are sensitive to frost and require protection in colder climates

sweet crop from June to October

meaning regular watering is necessary for adequate progression

Can be grown in very shallow water at the margins of a pond

the fruits of 'Madame Blanchette' are still sumptuously sweet and fabulously refreshing

Height 90cm

providing masses of brightly coloured flowers from early summer to autumn

and reliably produces large crops of delicious fruits with green skin and succulent purple flesh