Tigridia - Tiger Flower, Peacock Tiger Flower, Shell Flower
Tigridia - Tiger Flower, Peacock Tiger Flower, Shell Flower
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Shell flower prefers a sunny site and fertile, well drained light soil. The corms are planted in April four inches apart and three inches deep. Use staggered planting times to get a succession of bloom. Each bloom lasts only one day. The corms are dug in the fall when the foliage matures. Pack them in dry sand or peat. The leaves are removed in the spring at planting time.
Propagation is by bulblets produced by large corms. These can be separated when corms are dug. They take 3 to 4 years to reach blooming size.
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