Crocosmia, also known as montbretia in the United Kingdom and coppertips in the United States, is a flowering perennial plant. It is popular for its bright flowers and is often used in gardens as an herbaceous border, according to Floridata.com.
History
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Crocosmia originally grew in the grasslands of South Africa before being cultivated for gardens in Europe and the United States.
Identification
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Crocosmia flowers can be red, yellow or orange. Flowers are funnel-shaped and are generally 2 inches wide, according to Floridata.com. Some hybrid Crocosmias produce larger blooms.
Time Frame
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According to Floridata.com, Crocosmia flowers last up to four weeks at a time. They also survive well as cut, ornamental flowers.
Geography
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Crocosmia flowers grow best in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 6 through 9. They can survive further north, but they must be moved indoors during winter.
Warning
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According to Floridata.com, Crocosomia is considered an invasive species in some parts. It grows quickly and can be difficult to contain
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