With the Salomé, grown in Ireland, you can shake off the winter blues in early spring.The large-flowered, finely scented beauty has pure white, tightly shaped petals and a slightly frayed trumpet that slowly fades from yellow to peachy pink.
Blue-green strap-shaped leaves complete the picture.Large flowers up to 9 cm wide stand firmly on their stem, so this very strong plant can withstand some wind.Prefers to be in soil that is not too wet.If they have grown too close together after three to five years, you can split the clusters.
