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5. Alstroemeria needs little care once established

6. Alstroemeria flowers have no fragrance

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8. Alstroemeria prefers a sunny, well drained site

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12. The genus Alstroemeria consists of about 50 species.

13. Alstroemeria is a fairly easy plant to grow

14. Alstroemeria plants, aka Peruvian lilies, grow from tuberous rhizomes

15. An Alstroemeria plant may grow as tall as 48

16. Alstroemeria makes great and very long-lasting cut flowers

17. Alstroemeria flowers bloom during late spring or early summer

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19. The Alstroemeria was introduced to Europe during the 18th century

20. Alstroemeria seeds can be bought, or gathered from existing plants.

21. Alstroemeria requires between two weeks and a year to germinate

22. Alstroemeria likes temperatures in the 65 to 80 degree Fahrenheit range

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24. Alstroemeria come in orange, pink, rose, purple, red, yellow, white or salmon colors

25. Hybrid strains of Alstroemeria have become extremely popular commercial cut flowers (profuse

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27. The Alstroemeria is commonly known as the Peruvian lily or Inca lily

28. Alstroemeria hybrids The fanciest Alstroemerias, often used for cut flowers, are hybrids

29. Alstroemeria is also popular as a cut flower, as the blooms are long-lasting

30. Sending an Alstroemeria bouquet to a loved one shows devotion and commitment that will

31. The roots of the Alstroemeria form tubers, which are a form of storage root

32. Alstroemeria, also known as the Peruvian Lily, is a perennial flowering plant native to South America

33. For the past 35 years, we have focused on this one crop, the Alstroemeria plant.

34. Alstroemeria is a perennial plant also known as Lily of the Incas or Peruvian lily

35. Alstroemeria is a tuberous perennial plant native to South America, especially in Chile and Brazil

36. Alstroemeria tubers can be planted in the spring, early summer, or fall, depending on your climate

37. Be cautious, however, as improperly cutting Alstroemeria plants can diminish blooming and kill the vegetative stems.

38. Alstroemeria; aquilegia - but the sound of footsteps behind her penetrated her numbness, and she swung round.

39. Growing Alstroemeria has sometimes been looked down upon in gardening circles, but I can't understand why

40. These varieties are similar in cultivation as the regular Alstroemeria while showing a spray-like presentation

41. Alstroemeria bulbs perform best with regular watering and make great late spring to fall-flowering sun perennials

42. Native to Chile, Alstroemeria can tolerate dry conditions, but does best in a rich, slightly moist soil.

43. The beautiful Alstroemeria, also known as Peruvian lily or lily of the Incas, is native to the Andes

44. Alstroemeria is a sun lover that appreciates a little afternoon shade in the hotter parts of the country

45. Alstroemeria has long been a popular garden border plant as it is hardy and easy to grow.

46. Alstroemeria (also known as Peruvian Lilies) are known to make some of the most gorgeous and breath taking bouquets

47. Alstroemeria, also known as a Peruvian Lily, is one of my personal favorite flowers.Alstroemeria are not traditional lilies which are extremely toxic to cats.Instead, these Alstroemeria beauties are non-toxic to cats, relatively inexpensive and last for a really long time.

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49. Alstroemeria look lovely, are good value, and keep going long after more conventionally proper things have run out of steam

50. Alstroemeria plants are fairly easy to take care of: they require feeding in the late winter, and should be staked.

51. Is a company specialising in the selection, breeding and propagation of Alstroemeria plants for professional cut-flower production

52. Mix of the Majestic Alstroemeria series produces clusters of peach, pink, yellow or cream flowers with cinnamon-red flecks

53. The Alstroemeria and the Salvia lean drunkenly on each other, and are quite the friendly pair, holding each other up

54. Alstroemeria is an herbaceous perennial that grows up from a fleshy root system and has glossy foliage around the upright stem

55. Alstroemeria, also called Peruvian lily, is a wonderful cut flower and lasts up to two weeks in a vase

56. The Alstroemeria lily was named after the Swedish botanist Clas Alströmer, who brought the seeds to Europe

57. Alstroemeria is named after the Swedish botanist Klas von Alstroemer, who was a pupil of the great botanical classifier Linnaeus

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59. Contains: 1 fully rooted Alstroemeria in a 4" pot Botanical Name: Alstroemeria Colorita® 'Amina' Exposure: Partial Sun; Needs protection from hot sun & temps; Bright filtered light is best Hardiness: Zones 8-10; Can be Zone 7 with protection; Annual everywhere else; Mulch below 40F or bring inside

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61. This bulk pack includes 80 stems of Alstroemeria, perfect for businesses, restaurants, hotels, banquet halls, reception areas, doctor's offices, event planners, decorators, caterers and fundraising

62. With 15 to 30 buds stem, all stacked on top of each other, one stem can offer the ornamental value of multiple regular Alstroemeria stems.

63. Alstroemeria, also known as Peruvian, parrot, or princess lily, as well as lily of the Incas, is an exceptional cutting garden flower in the Alstroemeriaceae family.

64. An essential component of many bouquets thanks to their long vase life (over 2 weeks), Peruvian Lilies (Alstroemeria) are striking beauties that also deserve a spot outdoors

65. Alstroemeria plants come in eye-catching colours of purple, red, orange and white! Alstroemerias flower between June and October, providing an impressive display in borders, containers, and cottage gardens

66. Alstroemeria flowers are borne in clusters on top of stout leafy stems and are attractively patterned and marked on the inside, creating an exotic and lily like appearance

67. Also known as Peruvian lily or Lily of the Incas, Alstroemeria is a low-maintenance perennial that produces big, dramatic blooms in a variety of vibrant colors from

68. Also called Peruvian lilies, Lily of the Incas, Parrot lilies and Princess lilies, our selection of compact hybrid Alstroemeria are petite plants with lush foliage that produce an abundance of colorful blooms from late spring to early autumn.A staple flower in almost all bouquets, Alstroemeria flowers have a stellar vase life of up to two weeks! ! These happy plants grow and bloom in partial

69. The genus Alstroemeria contains about 50 species, all of which are native to South America (mostly in Brazil for summer growing plants and in Chile for winter growing plants)

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71. Alstroemeria, which is native to South America and commonly called the Peruvian lily or lily of the Incas, is a genus of generally long-lived, herbaceous perennials with exotic, orchidlike blooms that attract butterflies and other pollinators.