Red Hot Poker
Red Hot Poker's elongated tubular flower spikes, often in fiery scarlet, orange, and yellow shades, create a visually appealing focal point. These vivid hues inject energy and vibrancy into gardens, making them ideal for spaces that need a pop of color.
Red Hot Poker is a unique perennial plant that words can't do justice. As the name suggests, they have a scarlet color, they look fiery, and they're shaped like a poker. But we find that they have an almost torch-like appearance, one that comes in a color resembling the many shades of a sunset. But while their look draws you in, they offer so much more. Here's why you should have some Kniphofia in your garden.
Kniphofia tends to bloom from late spring into early fall, meaning you can enjoy these gorgeous, bi-color flowers throughout the year. This is especially true if you switch up the varieties in your garden and add some different colors, which only enhances the look of your space when the different-colored Kniphofia bloom.
Red Hot Poker Is Great At Attracting Pollinators
Do you need more pollinators in your garden to help your other plants thrive? If so, look no further than this perennial. These gorgeous flowers don't just catch our eye; they're also adept at attracting pollinators like hummingbirds and bees, ensuring that your garden and other yard areas are adequately pollinated.
Red Hot Poker Will Help You Drive Away Pesky Animals
There may be some plants you're okay with eating wildlife, while others, like Kniphofia, may be plants you want to keep around and enjoy. If you fall into the latter category, you'll be pleased to know that these flowers attract pollinators but drive away potential predators like rabbits or deer, which aren't fans of the texture of Kniphofia's leaves.
Red Hot Poker Is Drought-Resistant
Having a plant that you must put a lot of hard work into can be rewarding, but you sometimes want a break and want to plant something that takes quickly and thrives even in harsher environments. The Red Hot Poker is drought-resistant and proliferates, so you can put some color in your garden without worrying about whether your Kniphofia will make it once you've established it in your space.
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Bloom Season
Summer
Bloom/Foliage Color
Orange
Height at Maturity
Over 12"
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