Crocosmia Little Redhead (‘Walrhead’)
Little Redhead is free flowering with up-right/front facing blooms leading to good presentation of the soft red flowers. Also for better floral impact the inter-bud length is shorter. As is the case with most Crocosmia, Little Redhead does not overcrowd itself and therefore does not stop flower due to overcrowding. Flowers are also smaller and bloom on shorter stem length than counterpart Walberton Yellow. Uses of Little Redhead include garden or container specimen, accent plant, and as a cut flower.
Origin: United Kingdom
Description / Plant Notes:
• USDA Zone 6 (5 if lifted in the fall, similar to Gladiolus and Dahlia)
• Upright front-facing blooms
• Plant in full sun in well-drained soil
Patent Status: US Plant Patent: #15,587
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