What Does Tigridia Look Like?

What Does Tigridia Look Like?

Commonly called Mexican Shell Flower or Tiger Flower, Tigridia is a treasure of the mid-late summer garden. Its large flared flowers are vividly colored and come in two-tone combinations pairing white, pink, red, orchid, yellow or orange with contrasting center spots. The flowers are 3 to 6 in.

What do Tigridia flowers look like?

flowers in colors of pink, red, white, yellow, cream, orange, or scarlet. Triangular shaped petals of solid colors adorn the outer edges of the flower with a center that has a tiger skin or seashell-like appearance. The pleated foliage has the appearance of a fan, adding to the beauty of the growing tiger flower.

Is Tigridia an annual or a perennial?

Tigridia are bulbous perennial plants with slender lance-shaped foliage and colourful open-mouthed blooms with gorgeous contrasting central markings.

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