Tritonia Mixed

Tritonia, also known as Flame Flowers, are compact little stunners that produce a mass of blooms in late spring. Tough, reliable, and very easy to grow, they thrive in a sunny, well-drained position and look best planted in generous groups of 20 or more for a bold, colourful display.

A South African native, Tritonia lights up the garden with vibrant shades of rose, white, salmon, lilac, orange, and fiery flame tones. Each flower is around 3 to 5 cm across and they appear in profusion, making these bulbs a brilliant choice for borders, rockeries, and sunny spots that need a lift.

Planting tips

• Plant in full sun with free-draining soil

• Group plant for the best impact (20+ bulbs)

• Great for adding late-spring colour to mixed plantings and cottage-style gardens