(Lily-of-the-Incas, Princess™ Fabiana Alstroemeria)

Princess Fabiana alstroemeria ('Zaprifabi') is a minimally taller growing member of the series. Overall color casting of the flowers reveals a faint yellow white. Individual flowers are a combination of pale yellow, ivory or pale salmon/pink with the yellow throat and purple speckles.

The patented Princess Lilies series of alstroemeria was developed by Dutch breeders to be excellent garden plants. They are shorter and more compact plants with excellent branching that leads to lots of free flowering...

(Lily-of-the-Incas, Princess™ Julieta Alstroemeria)

Princess Julieta alstroemeria ('Zaprijul') is a slightly taller growing member of the series. Its flowers almost look like a picotee variety of an ivy geranium. They are multicolor with white and violet and lavender blotches with the atypical throat color of white.

The patented Princess Lilies series of alstroemeria was developed by Dutch breeders to be excellent garden plants. They are shorter and more compact plants with excellent branching that leads to lots of free flowering blossoms. Flowers...

(Lily-of-the-Incas, Princess™ Anouska Alstroemeria)

Princess Anouska alstroemeria ('Zaprinous') is a taller growing member of the series. Its flowers are almost all purple, with small blobs of occasional white in the mid throat. Minimal dabs of lemon yellow are also found in the throat of the flowers. Interestingly, the blossom is reminiscent of a purple crocus.

The patented Princess Lilies series of alstroemeria was developed by Dutch breeders to be excellent garden plants. They are shorter and more compact plants with excellent branching that...

(Lily-of-the-Incas, Princess™ Theresa Alstroemeria)

Princess Theresa alstroemeria ('Zapriteres') is a taller growing member of the series. Its flowers are a pleasing blend of dark rose with minimal white. The throats are often shared by both yellow and dark rose and do carry the purple speckles.

The patented Princess Lilies series of alstroemeria was developed by Dutch breeders to be excellent garden plants. They are shorter and more compact plants with excellent branching that leads to lots of free flowering blossoms. Flowers are long lasting and...

(Lily-of-the-Incas)

The patented Princess Lilies series of alstroemeria was developed by Dutch breeders to be excellent garden plants. They are shorter and more compact plants with excellent branching that leads to lots of free flowering blossoms. Flowers are long lasting and resemble azalea blossoms; they come in a wide array of colors. All alstroemeria enjoy cool, moist and deep sandy loams and are somewhat slow to establish after transplanting. Give them fertile soils with sunshine, but in hotter climates too much...

The Genus Alstroemeria is made up of 50 to 60 species of flowering herbaceous perennials native to South America. The genus is named for the Swedish baron Clas Alströmer who first collected seeds in South America around 1750. Today Lily-of-the-Incas hybrids and cultivars are most popular with florists for use in arrangements.

Alstroemeria are clump-forming and upright. They grow from fleshy rhizomatous crowns that spread laterally over time. They’ve numerous erect leafy...

(Lily-of-the-Incas)

Parrot lily is a tender perennial that grows from tuberous roots. It is native to Brazil. Clumps of foliage appear in spring and slowly elongate to upright, leafy, pink-spotted stems. Clusters of tubular flowers bloom at the ends of the stems in loose spheres. Greenish blooms are heavily overlaid with red and marked with dark purple to brown spots and streaks, a unique color combination! Alstroemeria blooms in the cool of spring and may re-bloom in autumn. Alstromeria psittacina is one of...

(Lily-of-the-Incas, Variegated Lily-of-the-Incas)

Variegated parrot lily is a tender perennial that grows from tuberous roots. It is native to Brazil. Clumps of white-edged foliage appear in spring and slowly elongate to upright, leafy, pink-spotted stems. Clusters of tubular flowers bloom at the ends of the stems in loose spheres. Greenish blooms are heavily overlaid with red and marked with dark purple to brown spots and streaks, a unique color combination! Alstroemeria blooms in the cool of spring and may re-bloom in autumn. Alstromeria psittacina...

(Lily-of-the-Incas)

The Genus Alstroemeria is made up of 50 to 60 species of flowering herbaceous perennials native to South America. The genus is named for the Swedish baron Clas Alströmer who first collected seeds in South America around 1750. Today Lily-of-the-Incas hybrids and cultivars are most popular with florists for use in arrangements.

Alstroemeria are clump-forming and upright. They grow from fleshy rhizomatous crowns that spread laterally over time. They’ve numerous erect leafy...

(Alternanthera, Calico Plant)

Brilliant color and good heat tolerance is an irresistible combination, and ‘Brazilian Red Hots’ delivers both. This hybrid tender perennial is fully evergreen and boasts vibrant variegated foliage with purplish centers and fuchsia edges. Each elliptical leaf has a wavy texture. Throughout the year, it produces clover-like clusters of small, white flowers, but these are insignificant and fade against the electric color of the leaves.

For best foliar color, plant ‘Brazilian Red Hots’ in full...