Alstroemeria Red Andes....

Lovely,... are they not hardy then?

Oh lovely Dd...Gone into my favs...:>)

Val they are hardy but need a dry mulch over winter, this is a baby, and is in a pot, too young to go out now, would not get it's feet down before the winter sets in....Motty this is my first red one, I want Princess Angela (on the right hand side of this page) looking for a cheaper one though lol

Oh yes Dd...Princess Angela is another beauty...bit pricey, aren't they?....:>)

The princess has disappeared off the page. This one is similar to my 'purple rain' D. I can't lift and divide it yet because it is still flowering it's head off!

She's still there, Karen - down the bottom, what a beauty!! They all have such beautiful markings.

Motty they are expensive, we try to get them for under £10 if possible, but they are so worth it, ours are all still flowering.....Karen they are difficult to divide, they go to pieces!! HB and Wagger I would fill the garden with these if I could afford to....

Thanks for that DD. In that case, I should try some cuttings.

That's a beautiful pic Dotty :o)

Karen let me know how you do, as I would be interested, TT thanks it is a very pretty pink.

Oooooh I love this ;o)

In my favs

Annella your choice of colour I think?

Hi DD I love Alstromerias....and your new baby is no exception....:)))
I still have mine going lovely in the garden...and once they like where they are, they spread fast, so allow plenty of room...lol....

Ours are still flowering well too Crissue.

Put cuttings in compost and grit before we went on holiday DD. They are looking great so far....here's hoping! :)

I'm hoping!!! Lol x

Oh jolly good,will just have to be patient.....

Yes, and I hope they will be ok in the greenhouse....perhaps I should think about bringing them indoors...but let's see how they do.