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Add Vivid Colour to Your Autumn Garden

The Nerine bowdenii, also known as the Guernsey Lily, is a resilient perennial that bursts into bloom just as other summer flowers fade. This mixed collection features renowned varieties—'Isabel', 'Stefani', 'Alba', and 'Pink'—each chosen for their dazzling colour and robust performance in UK gardens.

• Botanical Family: Amaryllidaceae
• Flowering Period: September to November, offering late-season interest when little else is in flower.
• Mature Size: Reaches up to 45cm tall with slender, upright stems topped by star-shaped blooms.
• Flower Colours: Expect a vibrant mix of pinks, whites, and blush tones—perfect for lively displays.

Cultivation & Care Guide

• Planting Time: Plant bulbs in spring (March–April) after risk of frost has passed.
• Soil Preference: Prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soil; avoid waterlogged conditions.
• Sunlight: Thrives in full sun—choose a warm, sheltered spot for best results.
• Watering: Water sparingly until growth appears; once established, these bulbs are drought tolerant.
• Feeding: Apply a balanced fertiliser in spring as shoots emerge for optimal flowering.
• Hardiness: Hardy throughout the UK (RHS H4); mulch lightly in colder regions for added protection.

Design Ideas & Uses

• Borders & Beds: Plant en masse for a bold statement or mix with ornamental grasses and late-flowering perennials like asters or sedums.
• Pots & Containers: Their upright habit makes them ideal for patio displays or balcony planters.
• Dramatic Indoors: Cut stems last well in vases—bring autumn colour inside!

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Nerine bulbs?
  The ideal planting window is March to April once the risk of frost has passed.
• How deep should I plant Nerine bulbs?
  Bury bulbs with their necks just above soil level, spaced about 10cm apart.
• Do Nerines need special winter protection?
  Nerines are hardy but benefit from a mulch layer in colder regions to protect against severe frosts.