'Isabellana' alstromeria web special

'Isabellana' alstromeria web specialWe received this plant as 'Isabellana', but it is also known as Alstromeria x bomarea 'Fred Meyer'. The foliage doesn't look at all like any other alstromeria, and neither does the flower. However, it is quite striking when in bloom. The coral pink and grey green tubular flowers are held in an umbel above the foliage on a 2ft tall stalk. A large clump of these can produce a dozen or more of the flowering stalks during the growing season. As all

both areas adjacent to the Pacific Ocean

the leaves are palmate

hybridized and grew many rhododendron from seed

the ARS Award of Merit

but come fall the colors shift to intense yellow

giving a very graceful appearance

New from the Jury estate in New Zealand

Growing to 5-6 ft in 10 years

and has rounded leaves

This compact dark-green Bosnian pine will be the perfect choice for 'bones' in a garden design

but it most likely is a bit

A useful plant for the early bloom