Nerine undulata

Advantages: Bright autumn flowers, exotic looking foliage, not a common garden plant.

Packaging : 1L pot - Ready to plant.

Nerine are hardy (-15°C) herbaceous perennials from the mountains of South Africa. They are easy to grow and can be used all year round in the garden, where they will create a sensation in the flower bed due to their spectacular flowering which lasts throughout the late season (September - October). The flower stalks are about 50 cm high and have 8 to 12 flowers in umbels above attractive palm-shaped foliage.

Nerine need to be grown in a location with a warm, sunny exposure.

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Nerine undulata
Advantages: Bright autumn flowers, exotic looking foliage, not a common garden plant.
Packaging : 1L pot - Ready to plant.
Nerine are hardy (-15°C) herbaceous perennials from the mountains of South Africa. They are easy to grow and can be used all year round in the garden, where they will create a sensation in the flower bed due to their spectacular flowering which lasts throughout the late season (September - October). The flower stalks are about 50 cm high and have 8 to 12 flowers in umbels above attractive palm-shaped foliage.
Nerine need to be grown in a location with a warm, sunny exposure.
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Data sheet

Range	Easy Garden
Color	Pink
Flowering	Septembre, October
Height	40-50 cm
Exposure	Sun
Hardiness	Semi-Rustique (- 15°C)
Presentation	1 liter container, flowering size plant, 1-2 shoots

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Exposure

Plant Nerine at the foot of a low wall, along a border, on a slope or in a bed, but always in a sunny position sheltered from the wind.

Soil

Nerine like all well-drained soils, even poor, sandy or stony ones. Organic matter should be avoided as it favours the development of the foliage to the detriment of the flowering.

Planting

Plant the Nerine in groups, spacing them 15 to 20 cm apart. Water lightly if necessary during the growing season. Do not plant them where they will be shaded by other plants, they like the sun.

They can also be grown in pots in the sun.

Taking care of Nerine

Nerine hate disturbance, so once planted, try to avoid moving them.