Highlights

Striking Autumn Blooms – Produces large umbels of wavy white and pink-striped flowers in late summer to autumn.
Easy to Grow – Low-maintenance perennial ideal for both beginners and experienced gardeners.
Long-Lasting Colour – Adds vibrant interest when most other plants have finished flowering.
Versatile Planting – Suitable for borders, containers, or cutting gardens.
Drought Tolerant – Thrives in well-drained soil and sunny spots with minimal watering.

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Exotic Charm

Nerine 'Mixed Bouquet' (Nerine bowdenii) is a perennial flowering bulb cherished for its late-season display of elegant, wavy white petals striped with pink. Native to South Africa, this hardy bulb brings a burst of colour just as many summer flowers fade, making it a garden favourite for autumn interest.

Why Choose Nerine 'Mixed Bouquet'?

Autumn Brilliance: Enjoy showy blooms from September through November, creating visual excitement as the season changes.
Low Maintenance: These bulbs are easy to plant and require minimal attention once established.
Unique Appeal: The striking flower shape and vibrant hues make excellent cut flowers for indoor arrangements.

Growing Guide

Planting Time: Best planted outdoors between February and April in well-drained soil.
Sun Requirements: Prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade.
Soil Preferences: Grows best in neutral to slightly acidic, sandy or loamy soil. Avoid waterlogged conditions.
Mature Height: Reaches up to 45cm tall when fully grown.
Hardiness: Hardy in most UK regions (RHS H4), but mulch in colder areas for winter protection.

Care & Maintenance

Watering: Water regularly during the growing season; allow soil to dry between waterings when dormant.
Feeding: Apply a balanced fertiliser in spring as growth begins.
Pruning: Remove faded flower stems after blooming; foliage should die back naturally.

Garden Design Ideas

Borders & Beds: Plant en masse for dramatic late-season colour.
Pots & Containers: Perfect for patio displays or balcony gardens.
Companion Plants: Pair with asters, sedum, or ornamental grasses for extended seasonal interest.

FAQs

When is the best time to plant Nerine bulbs?
The ideal time is between February and April, after the risk of frost has passed.
How long before they flower?
Nerines typically flower in their first or second autumn after planting, depending on conditions.
Do they need special winter care?
Nerines are generally hardy, but in colder regions, mulch bulbs over winter to protect from severe frost.