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

Click here to go to the article.

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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British Flower Week – Day Five – Alstromeria