Alstroemeria ‘Inticancha Bryce’

We’re big fans of the Inticancha series, and ‘Bryce’ is a standout for its incredibly long flowering season. From early summer right through to autumn, it produces sprays of bright orange, funnel-shaped flowers. Each bloom has a warm yellow throat marked with distinctive dark brown streaks, held above neat mounds of dark green, lance-shaped leaves.

This is a tidy, clump-forming perennial with a compact habit, reaching around 40cm in height. It’s not invasive and is well-suited to smaller spaces. For the best results, plant it in a sheltered spot in fertile, moist but well-drained soil. It will be happy in full sun or light partial shade.

A great tip for all alstroemerias is to pull the spent flower stems gently from the base rather than cutting them. This encourages the plant to produce even more flowers. It’s a fantastic, low-maintenance choice for adding a splash of warm colour to patio pots or mixed borders.