British Flower Week

British Alstromeria

The final flower of the day during the British Flower Week 2016, is the British-grown Alstroemeria.

A flower that is long-lasting, colourful and which is not too difficult to grow in English gardens.

Alstroemeria is ready for a renaissance !

Here are links to blog posts with further information during the British Flower Week website:

Day Five – About British Alstroemeria

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Day Five – Designs using British Alstroemeria by Rob Van Helden Floral Design

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For anybody looking for inspiration on how to grow Alstromeria in their garden, here is a link to an interesting article:

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