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Plant description:

Arching, swan-like stems with bright sprays of many small orange flowers rise from clumps of grass-like leaves. These graceful plants are an asset to a shady garden. C. aurea (Falling stars), a beautiful species with shiny orange flowers, does well in sun or semi-shade.

Family: Iradaceae

Synonym: Crocosmia pottsii x paniculata

Botanical Pronunciation: kroh-KOZ-mee-uh

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Botanical name

Crocosmia masonorum

Plant Care

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Flowers

January February March April May June Arching, swan-like stems with bright sprays of many small orange flowers rise from clumps of grass-like leaves.

Common name(s)

Montbretia, golden swans

Origin

Foliage

This plant has clumps of grass-like leaves.

January February March April May June Arching, swan-like stems with bright sprays of many small orange flowers rise from clumps of grass-like leaves.

This plant has clumps of grass-like leaves.

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