Triteleia Corrina - Triplet Lily - ORG

Just when you think the flower bulbs have finished their job, Triteleia Corrina is just getting started. This unusual organic flower bulb blooms from late spring into early summer with violet-blue, star-shaped flowers that seem to float above the border. The slender stems look delicate, but are surprisingly sturdy. It is precisely this that allows Triteleia to bring a sense of lightness and movement at a time when many tulips and daffodils have already finished flowering.

The perfect finale to the bulb season

Whereas most spring-flowering plants reach their peak early on, Triteleia Corrina comes into play. That is what makes her so valuable. She bridges the gap between the last spring flowers and the first summer bloomers, ensuring the border doesn’t suddenly come to a standstill. The violet-blue flowers have a subtle dark central stripe that makes them even more beautiful when viewed up close. Plant several bulbs together and you’ll get a light, airy cloud of stars that blends effortlessly amongst perennials or ornamental grasses. Not a sea of flowers, but just enough to keep the border lively.

Stars for an airy bouquet

Triteleia Corrina is the sort of flower you really want to have indoors too. Its long, sturdy stems make it ideal as a cut flower, and the blooms stay fresh in a vase for a surprisingly long time. Just a few stems are often enough to give a wildflower bouquet more height and an airy look. Not garish, but certainly eye-catching.

Little effort, years of enjoyment

Plant the organic bulbs in the autumn in a sunny spot in well-drained soil. Once planted, Triteleia Corrina requires little attention. Just give it a little time to settle in and it will reward you with increasingly abundant blooms every year. The 100% organically grown bulbs grow naturally, with care for the soil and biodiversity. Sometimes the quietest plants are ultimately the ones you enjoy for the longest.