Lysimachia 'Alexander' and 'Firecracker' and crcosmia 'Lucifer'

a lovely mixture...

Beautiful planting lovely variety of colour and plants

I have both these three together what a fabulous combination they make dont they!

They lovely together - I love Lucifer - amazing.

Thankyou:-) look much better now we've had a bit of rain.
Fancy that Carole you having them planted together too, great minds,lol.
Me too Dawn another from my Dads garden:-)

Wow what a great border.....

Lovely border,great mixture :-)

Thanks glad you like it:-), this is the hot end of one of my long borders, a bright pink lavateria and a white chrysanthemum have seeded themselves in the top left, bit of a clash of colours, will wait till they've finished flowering then move them, as they look nice together just not were they are.

Awwww, good old Dad. Yes, the rain has perked things up, watering is never like rain is it. I think I'll put a piece of Lysimachia with my Lucifer :-)

Lovely combo :-))

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Wow Kathy! Gorgeous planting...the colours are lovely together....don't know whats happened to my Lucifer...no flowers this year...:o(

Hi Janey, shame about your Lucifer. Not had mine long but the orange flowering ones I have, flower best when they are lifted, divided and moved elsewhere, not sure if this is the case with Lucifer though.

I only bought them last year Dawn and they flowered well in pots....then I put them in the garden and they're just leaves...yes I have the orange ones, they've plenty of flowers coming...:o)

Hopefully they'll flower next year, wonder if they need time to settle.

Thanks Janey, these sulked a bit when I split and moved them didn't flower for a year, but making up for it now.

Janey's should be OK next year then. I think I'll split mine too in the Autumn, the more the merrier :-)

They grow so strangely don't they Dawn one on top of the other, think I remember seeing on gardeners world, Carol Kleine,saying you're supposed to throw the lower down ones as they're old corms? never heard that I just split them and plant them all, seem to grow, have you heard that?

Hi Kathy, no not heard of that, I do find with the orange ones though that after a few years they stop flowering, so maybe there is some truth in this, although I've not had Lucifer long enough to know its habits.

What a stunning combination. Hope I get as good as this one day in my little plot.

Thanks Bellflower glad you like it :-)