Crocosmia George Davison Pack of 20
Crocosmia George Davison Pack of 20
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Crocosmia ‘George Davidson’ is a well-known summer-flowering perennial corm valued for its bright golden-yellow arching flowers and strong garden performance. It belongs to the genus Crocosmia in the iris family (Iridaceae).
Key characteristics
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Flower colour: rich golden yellow
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Bloom period: July–September (UK climate)
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Height: about 60–90 cm
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Spread: ~30–45 cm
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Foliage: upright, sword-shaped green leaves
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Hardiness: generally hardy in most of the UK (H4–H5 range)
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Pollinators: attracts bees and other insects 🐝
Garden uses
This cultivar is widely used for:
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Mixed borders
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Cottage gardens
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Wildlife gardens
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Cut flowers
The arching flower stems make it good for structural colour in mid- to late-summer borders.
Planting guide
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Planting depth: 8–10 cm
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Spacing: 10–15 cm between corms
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Light: full sun or light partial shade
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Soil: fertile, well-drained but moisture-retentive
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Planting time (UK): March–May
Growing tips
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Mulch in colder areas to protect corms in winter.
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Divide clumps every 3–4 years if they become crowded.
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Remove spent flower stems to tidy the plant, but leave foliage until it dies back naturally.
Advantages of this cultivar
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Reliable flowering
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Good cold tolerance compared with some crocosmias
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Strong colour contrast with purple/blue perennials
💡 Design tip: It pairs nicely with plants like Salvia, Nepeta, and ornamental grasses because the yellow flowers stand out strongly against cool-coloured companions.
