Red Hot Trio
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Love Red Flowers? Plant The Red Hot Trio
Show off red flower perennials that pop with color and texture. From garden favorites to up-and-comers, here's our list of perennial flowers in red. Bring drama to your summer garden with these ruby-red perennials. We planted ours and now can't take our eyes off them.
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How to Grow Red Flower Perennials?
This trio of hand-selected, bright red perennials is the perfect gift for the gardener with everything. Bursting with bountiful color and captivating structure, this must-have collection contains a one each of these showy, summer-blooming, and pollinator-friendly beauties: Red Cardinal Lobelia (Lobelia cardinalis), Red Wake Robin Trillium (Trillium rubrum), and Spigelia Indian Pink (Spigelia marilandica). Not only are they stunning additions to any garden, but each perennial in this trio of red flowers is also native, low-maintenance, and hardy.
Grow Red Flower Perennials Easily
Each of these red flowers is a reblooming perennial in this gift set, and they are low-maintenance but have slightly different care requirements. They all like moist soil with plenty of organic matter and need to be in a location where they can get at least a few hours of sun and dappled shade per day.
Grow red cardinal lobelia in full sun and moist to wet soil. Try it in a garden near a pond, stream, rain garden, or any other area where moisture is present. Hummingbirds love the bright red flowers.
Grow Red Wake Robin Trillium in a location that mimics its woodland habitat, in fertile, loamy soil with lots of organic matter and filtered or dappled sunlight. Try this option in shaded garden beds or borders or even naturalized areas.
Grow Spigelia Indian Pink in sun or shade, preferably morning sun and afternoon shade, and in well-drained soil. The spires of its tubular flowers are irresistible to butterflies and hummingbirds.
Mulching Red Hot Trio Flowers
Give each plant a thick layer of mulch at its base. Water them during the growing season, providing supplemental water during long dry periods, and they'll reward you with three years or more of easy care and eye-catching blooms.
Red Flower Plants For Vibrant Beauty in Gardens
They say red is the color of passion, and the same is true for flowers. Whether you live for bright blooms or prefer more subtle colors, planting red flowers can add a new layer of drama to your garden. Here are some other good reasons to make room for red flowers in your garden:
Red Flowers are Patriotic and Symbolize Love
Seasonal color. The Red Hot Trio has both spring- and summer-blooming red perennial flowers to give you two seasons of blooms, interest, and nectar for pollinators.
Variety. From your favorite wildflowers and woodland plants to dazzling hibiscus and eye-catching flowering vines, there's a red flower for every style of garden.
Texture and contrast. Red perennial flowers can complement and accentuate your current plantings, adding depth, texture, and contrast.
Plant all of them together as a small summer garden in a corner of your yard, or plant them separately and tuck them into your existing perennial gardens. You won't be disappointed by any of these red perennial flowers.