Sparaxis Mixture is a striking blend of hardy South African bulbs, producing brilliant red, orange, and yellow blooms, including bi- and tri-coloured varieties. These drought-tolerant, sun-loving flowers thrive in harsh environments, making them ideal for bulb meadows, rockeries, and low-maintenance landscapes. Stock image - Ready Now Why Grow Sparaxis Mixture? ✔ Brilliant color mix – Vibrant red, orange, and yellow flowers.✔ Hardy & drought-tolerant – Thrives in harsh, dry conditions.✔ Perfect for bulb meadows – Great for mass planting.✔ Low-maintenance & naturalising – Returns year after year.✔ Excellent cut flowers – Long-lasting in floral arrangements. Growing & Care Guide Botanical Name: Sparaxis spp. Common Name: Sparaxis, Harlequin Flower Supplied As: Dormant bulbs Height: 30–40cm Width: 10cm Plant Depth: 5cm Spacing: 5–10cm Planting Window: March – July Flowering Time: Mid-season Fragrance: No Cut Flower: Yes Growing Zones: VIC, SA, TAS, NSW (except subtropics), QLD (cool regions) Best Growing Conditions Full sun to part shade Well-drained, light, and fluffy soil Drought-tolerant once established Naturalises well in garden beds, rockeries & dry landscapes Planting Guide Prepare soil to 20cm depth for good drainage. Plant bulbs 5cm deep, fat-end down. Space bulbs 5–10cm apart for a full display. For pots, use high-quality, free-draining potting mix and add gravel at the base for drainage. Storage & Aftercare No refrigeration needed. Store bulbs in a cool, dry place before planting. Feed bulbs as they begin to bloom for stronger flowers next season. Allow foliage to fully die down before removing. Toxicity Sparaxis is not known to be toxic, but it is best to keep bulbs out of reach of pets and children. FAQs Do they need lifting each year? No, they naturalise well and will return yearly.Can I grow them in pots? Yes, with well-draining soil.When should I plant them? March–July, with April being ideal.Do Sparaxis bulbs need refrigeration? No, they do not require chilling before planting.
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