Alstroemeria ‘Beach Valley’

Champagne-cream flowers with a warm yellow glow appear continuously on the compact Alstroemeria ‘Beach Valley’. Growing to around 35 to 45cm, it brings long-lasting colour to sunny borders and patio containers from late spring until autumn.

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SKU: ALST-27-Y

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Alstroemeria ‘Beach Valley’ Description

Alstroemeria ‘Beach Valley’ forms a compact clump of leafy stems topped with large, elegant flowers in soft cream and champagne shades, warmed by yellow at the centre. It flowers over a remarkably long period, often from May into November when faded stems are removed regularly. At around 35 to 45cm high, it is easy to place near the front of a sunny border or in a generous patio pot. Grow it in fertile, moist but well-drained soil in a warm, sheltered position. Pull spent flowering stems cleanly from the base rather than cutting them halfway down, as this encourages fresh shoots. In Irish gardens, protect young plants with a dry winter mulch and avoid ground that remains waterlogged.

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