Crocosmia Merch

Crocosmia & Maple

A close-up of crocosmia flowers.

A close-up of a red crocosmia flower with a yellow stripe.

Beautiful bright crocosmia flowers in bud Floral photography taken in the UK

A close-up of lucifer crocosmia flowers.

Beautiful crocosmia flowers opening into bloom. Floral macro photography.

Enchanting ethereal photo manipulation of Crocosmia flowers with a dreamy green and mauve background.

In this elegant work of digital art a photograph of beautiful coral colored crocosmia flowers has been transformed with several textures applied to achieve an effect similar to Bokeh, creating enchanting fairyland atmosphere of magic and wonder.

Crocosmia flowers with a moody dusky red background and a beautiful etherial light.

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Crocosmia flowers in blue tint

Crocosmia flowers in black and white

In this elegant work of digital art a photograph of beautiful coral colored crocosmia flowers has been transformed with several textures applied to achieve an effect similar to Bokeh, creating enchanting fairyland atmosphere of magic and wonder.

Crocosmia flowers

One of the big colours of summer here is the wild crocosmia that escaped from Victorian gardens. Swathes of orange litter the countryside as it spreads like wildfire.

A calming modern summer tropical floral to bring the outside in. Fronds of orange crocosmia play host to a visiting butterfly.A collage in marbled paper.

A close-up view of crocosmia buds.

A swallowtail butterfly on crocosmia flowers.

The vibrant orange montbretia (Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora) is a hallmark of high summer here in the West of Ireland, growing in gardens and along roadside verges and embankments. Due to our mild winters here in the West they became naturalized and had become frequent in the countryside by the 1930s. This image is based on a photograph of a Montbretia against a sky background, taken along my road into the village and rendered in the style of a watercolor painting.

I can't imagine the countryside here without the showy montbretia (Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora) . It is a hybrid, created in 1879 by French nurseryman, Victor Lemoine, who crossed two South African species, C. aurea and C. pottsii. Due to our mild winters here in the West they became naturalized and had become frequent in the countryside by the 1930s. This photo however is of a non-naturalized cultivar planted in one of my neighbours' garden It is somewhat darker than the bright orange naturalized hybrid. I gave it extra texture with a photo of a stone surface of a cottage nearby. (Canon EOS 60D DSLR, Corel PSP X)

Beautiful orange flowers, crocosmia, blooming at a moody autumn garden with dark green leaves on a background, dark garden

Montbretia Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora Bright orange flower buds with some drops Picture taken in Puerto Cisnes, Chile

Crocosmia that were growing by the methodist church in Rainier, Oregon. They sure where pretty. Blossoming along elegant twig-like stems, these coral colored five petaled blooms are surrounded by an energetic splash of energy while they soak up the radiant, but peaceful, sunlight.