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Kniphofia - Wikipedia Kniphofia / n ɪ p ˈ h oʊ f i ə /, also called tritoma, red hot poker, torch lily, knofflers [citation needed] or poker plant, is a genus of perennial flowering plants in the family Asphodelaceae, first described as a genus in 1794. Tritoma, Red Hot Poker Mix - Burpee Seeds Tritoma, Red Hot Poker Mix is rated 2.5 out of 5 by 4. Rated 5 out of 5 by dolores Jean from beautiful when it blooms I planted this years ago and it blooms more Pokers every year. Kniphofia Flamenco -- Bluestone Perennials

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Red Hot Poker | Kniphofia uvaria Pfitzer Hybrid Mix | High ... Pfitzer's Hybrid Mix' is an outstanding selection of Red Hot Poker with showy spikes of tubular orange and yellow flowers. Native to South Africa, this durable wildflower is highly attractive to hummingbirds. Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant (xeric). To determine if a plant is sufficiently ... Red hot poker – Kniphofia - houseplantsguru.com The red hot poker is available in a range of vivid shades and mixtures of red, orange and yellow. There is also a more subtle, cream-coloured version. Most red hot pokers grow very tall (up to 1.5m), and their sword-like leaves have a good spread round the high spikes of flowers. Even the more modest plants normally reach a height of about 1m.

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Red Hot Poker (Kniphofia Uvaria 'Grandiflora') creates a spectacular sight in the border due to its striking inflorescence. The flowers develop in long spikes, 15-20 cm long and are red at the top blending into yellow at the bottom. As the plant retains its leaves for a long time, it is still very attractive after the flowering period. How to Grow and Care for Red Hot Poker, Torch Lily, or ... Red Hot Poker plants are grown from seeds. They can be directly seeded into your flower garden, or seeded indoors for transplanting later. Sow Red Hot Poker seeds early in the season, and cover lightly with 1/4" of fine garden or potting soil. Ideal plant spacing is 18" -24". Kniphofia - red-hot pokers/RHS Gardening / RHS Gardening Red-hot pokers make rewarding and often long-lived garden plants. Their distinctively-shaped blooms are among the most spectacular of hardy flowers, and their long season means that by careful plant choice gardeners can enjoy them between spring and late autumn. About Red Hot Poker Plants | Garden Guides A tall-growing perennial hardy in USDA zones 5 through 10, red hot poker (Kniphofia uvaria) produces a large number of flowers on each plant. It makes an excellent cut flower that lasts a week or longer in a bouquet. Birds, bees and butterflies find this plant attractive, and it makes an excellent addition to a ...

Kniphofia (Red Hot Poker) Poker Plant, Red Hot Poker, Torch Lily, Tritoma ( Kniphofia ) Kniphofias, commonly known as Torch Lilies or Red Hot Pokers, always make a bold statement in the garden with their brilliant show of bright-colored, dense, erect spikes resembling glowing pokers or torches.

SHOP ALL Kniphofia Looking for something with an exotic air? The name is a tongue twister (pronounced nee-FOF-ee-a) but these plants are easy to grow - many even say tough to kill - and deliver colorful, spiky, wand-like flowers that hummingbirds love. Once established, these Red Hot Poker plants can also manage drough About Red Hot Poker Plants | Garden Guides Red hot poker is an upright-growing, clump-forming perennial that reaches 4 feet or more high under ideal conditions. Sword-shaped leaves grow from a basal tuft. The flower stalks emerge in early summer sans blossoms, which develop at the terminal ends.

SHOP ALL Kniphofia Looking for something with an exotic air? The name is a tongue twister (pronounced nee-FOF-ee-a) but these plants are easy to grow - many even say tough to kill - and deliver colorful, spiky, wand-like flowers that hummingbirds love. Once established, these Red Hot Poker plants can also manage drough

Cutting Back Red Hot Poker Plants: Tips On Pruning A Red ... Red hot poker plants are exotic beauties in the garden, but extremely easy to grow. The bright, wand-like flowers are beloved by hummingbirds and always please gardeners with their low-maintenance ways. When the correct arrives, you’ll want to start cutting back red hot poker plants. How to plant red-hot pokers - gardenersworld.com Red-hot pokers (Kniphofia) come in a range of warm colours and flower over a long period in summer. Monty Don recommends three elegant varieties, with flowers of apricot, ivory and yellow, explaining how to plant them and the conditions they enjoy. Red Hot Poker – Something not to grow, and bunnies ... Coneflowers have a long bloom period, which I like, but I dislike the big brown center on the standard coneflower. ... 31 Responses to “Red Hot Poker – Something not to grow, and bunnies.” ... Last year I helped my daughter plant red hot pokers in the flower beds to the front of her home, western exposure. The front of her house gets so ...