Tangerine

Tritonia Tangerine, also known as Flame Flower, is a compact little beauty that produces a mass of bright blooms in late spring. Hardy and very easy to grow, it thrives in a sunny, well-drained position and looks best planted in generous groups of 20 or more for maximum impact.

A native South African bulb, Tritonia Tangerine brings a lively, warm burst of tangerine-orange colour to the garden. The flowers are around 3 to 5 cm across and appear in profusion, making this variety a brilliant choice for borders, rockeries, and sunny garden beds.

Planting tips

• Position: full sun

• Soil: well-drained

• Planting style: big clumps (20+ bulbs looks best)

• Ideal for: borders, drifts, and bright late-spring colour