Harlequin flower bulbs in bloom (Sparaxis mixed) showing red, orange, yellow, and white spring flowers for summer gardens and school, church, and scout bulb fundraisers
Harlequin flower bulbs (Sparaxis mixed) blooming in bright red, orange, yellow, and white, used in spring bulb fundraisers for schools, churches, and scout troops
Harlequin flower bulbs (Sparaxis mixed) blooming in a garden bed with red, orange, yellow, and white summer flowers for school, church, and scout fundraising gardens
Harlequin flower bulbs in bloom (Sparaxis mixed) showing red, orange, yellow, and white spring flowers for summer gardens and school, church, and scout bulb fundraisers
Harlequin flower bulbs (Sparaxis mixed) blooming in bright red, orange, yellow, and white, used in spring bulb fundraisers for schools, churches, and scout troops
Harlequin flower bulbs (Sparaxis mixed) blooming in a garden bed with red, orange, yellow, and white summer flowers for school, church, and scout fundraising gardens

C – Harlequin Flower Bulbs

Harlequin Flower (Sparaxis tricolor) is a striking spring-planted corm known for its vibrant star-shaped blooms in bold mixed colors including red, orange, yellow, and white, each featuring dramatic dark centers that create stunning contrast. In late spring to summer, these show-stopping flowers rise on sturdy stems above sword-like foliage.

This eye-catching performer thrives in full sun and is well suited for cutting gardens, borders, and mixed containers. Its vivid colors, long vase life, and butterfly-attracting blooms make it a favorite choice for home gardeners and fundraising programs alike.

$15.00

Botanical Name: Sparaxis tricolor

Underground Structure: Corm

Number Included: 12

Planting Season: Spring

Blooming Season:  Summer

Hardiness Zone: 8 to 10

Light Requirements: Full sun

Mature Plant Height: 10-12 inches

Deer Resistant: Yes

Other Characteristics: Excellent cut flower; attracts butterflies; vibrant color mix with contrasting centers.

 

Plant Description

Star-shaped blooms in brilliant mixed colors including red, orange, yellow, and white with dramatic dark centers; sword-like foliage adds texture to borders.

 

Planting Instructions

Plant corms 3-4 inches deep and 3-4 inches apart in well-drained soil; water regularly during growth; allow foliage to die back naturally after blooming; lift and store in colder zones.