Kniphofia Pyromania Orange Blaze - Quart Pot (Perennial.

Kniphofia: Red Hot Poker; There are 68 species in the genus Kniphofia, all originating in southern and eastern Africa. They form clumps of grass-like finely toothed foliage with strong stems rising above the foliage with flowers that look-like glowing pokers or torches, hence the common name. The blossoms open from the bottom to top over the course of several days and change color as the.

Red hot poker (Kniphofia uvaria) is an eye-catching, boldly colorful plant that's native to South Africa, and it's a gorgeous addition to any landscape.Not only are they beautiful, but red hot.

The striking red hot poker plant (Kniphofia uvaria) is in the Liliaceae family and is also known as poker plant and torch lily. This plant thrives in USDA zones 5 through 9 and is an upright evergreen perennial with a clumping habit.

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Red Hot Poker. Also known as the Torch Lily, this easy, reliable perennial is an old favourite for herbaceous borders. Tall stems tower over strap like evergreen foliage, and carry impressive torch-like flower heads formed from a blaze of tiny flowers.

Red Hot Poker Kniphofia uvaria. This plant has long grass-like foliage and long poker-shaped flowers of orange, yellow, or red in early June to August. Do not plant it above 8,000 feet. They can grow to be 24-30” high and 28-36” wide.

Genus Kniphofia may be evergreen or herbaceous perennials, with linear or strap-shaped leaves and erect stems bearing a dense raceme of tubular, usually pendent flowers Details 'Nobilis' is a vigorous evergreen perennial to 1.5m or more, forming a large clump of narrow, arching leaves, with rich orange-red, tubular flowers in long spikes, fading to yellow towards the base.

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A fine architectural plant with striking vertical blooms, topped by blazing red, orange and yellow tapering flower heads, that really do resemble fiery hot pokers. Kniphofia are tough, long-lived plants, with a long flowering season (spring to late autumn). Family: Asphodelaceae Botanical Name: Kniphofia Common Names: red-hot poker, torch lily Foliage: Perennial evergreen. Mid-green strap-like.

As spirited and bold as the famous Spanish dance, Flamenco Red Hot Poker will energize your landscape. From thick mounds of strappy green foliage rise torches of smoldering color. Orange, red, and yellow blossoms blaze away in the summer sun. Flamenco Red Hot Poker will make a strong statement in your landscape. Put it where you spend the most time outdoors—near the deck, patio, or pool—or.

The Aaron used in one of his containers alongside our fence and it's kind of more of a uniform orange color a little bit brighter and I like how this hot and cold variety starts off that kind of creamy orange and then goes down into kind of a more of a creamy yellow. It's just a really pleasing color to me and then there's one called Rockets Red glare if you prefer more of a bright kind of pop.