Enhance your garden with the dazzling beauty of Crocosmia Emily McKenzie. Known for its large, vivid orange funnel-shaped flowers adorned with a dark red throat, this cultivar adds a burst of colour to late summer landscapes. The upright, sword-shaped leaves provide striking foliage interest throughout the seasons, making Emily McKenzie a versatile choice for both standalone plantings and mixed borders. Pair it with other late-flowering perennials like Rudbeckias and Kniphofia for a vibrant and cohesive garden display. To cultivate Crocosmia Emily McKenzie successfully, plant in rich, fertile, moist, well-drained soil in a location that receives full sun to semi-shade. Before planting, enrich the soil with plenty of well-rotted manure. Plant corms at a depth of 10cm (4 inches) and space them 10cm (4 inches) apart. Once established, Crocosmia requires minimal attention; simply remove old foliage and faded flower stems in autumn and apply a mulch of bark chips or well-rotted compost to p