Incarvillea olgae herbaceous emerging as a summer spectacle

emerging as a summer spectacle form the mass of now quiet azaleas

I managed to put the little vases in a different order unfortunately compared to the laid out flowers

always looking like they have finished in brown-gold

making it one of our most attractive coastal flowering plants and an excellent garden subject

Prefers a well drained soil in a sunny position

Incarvillea olgae herbaceous emerging as a summer spectacleTall and tough, a bee magnet. Hardy perennial, pink flowers, with almost fern like foliage from tubers. Well drained sun or part shade. 60cm H, forming a chunky bold plant overall. Deadhead for repeat flowering spring to mid summer. I have found it is quite drought tolerant when established.