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Alstroemeria ‘Inticancha Sunset’

Glowing, sunset-toned flowers in shades of creamy yellow, peach and orange appear for months on this compact plant. A brilliant choice for long-lasting colour in patio pots or at the front of a border.

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We’ve had great success with the Inticancha series on our Thurning ground; they are bred for a tidy, non-invasive habit. ‘Inticancha Sunset’ brings a flush of warm, sunset colours with creamy yellow blooms that have an orange-peach throat and darker flecks. The flowers keep coming from late spring right through to the first frosts, providing colour for months on end.

This is a compact, bushy perennial, forming a neat clump of fresh green, lance-shaped leaves. It typically reaches a height and spread of around 30 to 40cm. Plant it in a sheltered spot in fertile, moist but well-drained soil. It will be happy in full sun or light shade.

To get the best from it, pull up the whole flower stem after the blooms have faded; this encourages more to grow. It’s a reliable and easy-to-grow plant that we recommend for borders and containers, where it will provide a spectacular display year after year.

Product Details

Common Name
Peruvian Lily 'Inticancha Sunset'
Growth Rate
Fast-growing
Max height
0.4 M
Bloom Time
Late spring through summer and into early autumn.
Flower Colour
Creamy yellow with an orange-peach or raspberry throat and dark flecks.
Leaf Colour
Dark green.
Sunlight
Full sun or partial shade.
Pruning
Pull up spent flowered stems from the base to encourage new blooms. Remove any remaining old stems in early spring before new growth appears.
Seasonal Spring
Fresh new growth appears. Flowers begin to bloom from late spring.
Seasonal Summer
Continues to flower profusely with creamy yellow and orange-peach blooms.
Seasonal Autumn
Continues flowering until the first frosts. The perennial dies back to below ground level late in the season.
Seasonal Winter
The plant is dormant. A mulch of bark chippings will help protect the crowns.
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