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Dichelostemma - Pink Diamond Firecracker Flower

Dichelostemma - Pink Diamond Firecracker Flower

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SKU: 36502-10

Includes: 10 dichelostemma bulbs

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Planting Information

  • Depth:

    3"

  • Proximity:

    4-6"

  • Planting Season:

    Fall

  • Bloom Season:

    Late Spring to Summer

  • Water Qty:

    Moderate; Low in Dormancy

  • Sunlight Quantity:

    Full Sun

  • Zones:

    Zones 6-9

  • Benefits:

    Attracts hummingbirds. Native to the US.

Description

Dichelostemma Pink Diamond | Firecracker Flower Plants

Dazzle onlookers with an explosion of intriguingly-clustered raspberry-pink blooms swaying atop 18"-24" stems. Creamy tips and grass-like foliage complement the 1" deep pink, tubular florets and make for a delightful garden display.

These truly unique firecracker flower blossoms will attract more than just passing admirers to your garden. Hummingbirds and other pollinators love them! With flowers arriving in late Spring to mid Summer, Dichelostemma Pink Diamond is bound to impress. Drought-tolerant and easy to grow.

Easy to Grow Features

  • Zone: 6 - 9
  • Height: 18 – 24”
  • Spread: 4 – 6”
  • Sunlight: Full Sun
  • Water: Moderate to Low in Dormancy
  • Bloom Season: Late Spring to Mid Summer
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Margaret Collinet
I received the bulbs just fine.

It will be several months until I see the flowers from these very healthy looking bulbs. I'm looking forward to it. Margy. [****]

Thank you so much for your review of the Pink Diamond Dichelostemma bulbs. Happy growing!

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Janice Zoller
Pink Diamond Firecracker just exploded into beauty!

These were planted in a small bed with crocus, Globemaster Allium, and Mt. Everest Allium. They look great with the alliums! The pink is really, really pink. I didn’t see any hummingbirds….yet!