Wow! Tantalizing salmon-red flowers on 6 inch stems above blue-green leaves; it’s such a welcome color during that spring sea of yellow blooms.

C. solida(bulbous forms) must ship before foliage develops. Choose a shipping date between July 1 and March 1. This means theplantCANNOT shipin March, April, May, or June.The foliage of this plant is too delicate to survive shipping while actively growing. If a shipping date is chosen outside the shipping window the cost will be deducted from your invoice.

NOTE: These are SUMMER DORMANTplants; they dry up and go “to sleep”after they bloom in spring. Other examples of summer dormant plants are Tulips and Daffodils. Do not be alarmed when they disappear with the onset of warm weather days–given proper conditions, they will be backthe nextspring, bigger and better than before.

Summer dormant perennial to 10 in T by 12 in W

Temperature: -20 F