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We offer a nice selection of Kniphofia plants for sale. Each Red Hot Poker plant is grown and shipped with well-established root systems. Guaranteed Satisfaction. Buy now for quick shipping! Kniphofia Flamenco - Common name:Red Hot Poker, Torch Lily, Tritoma - New improvement to an old garden favorite. Kniphofia Flamenco flowers its first year with bottlebrush spikes of firey red, orange, yellow and creamy tones. (Like a Tequila Sunrise upside down). Good for smaller gardens. An All-American Selections Winner 1999. The Red Hot Poker make great garden companions with Asparagus roots and crowns for sale, Kinphofia also known as Red Hot Poker will add bright shades of orange and red blooms to your Asparagus garden. Santa Fe, New Mexico - Red Hot Pokers Plants Against an Adobe Wall 9027385 (12x18 Art Print, Wall Decor Travel Poster) $12.99 $ 12.

Spikes topped by narrow, tubular flowers from pale yellow to orange-red.

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Red Hot Poker Plants

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.

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The blossoms open from the bottom to top over the course of several days and change color as the blossoms mature. Most varieties begin blooming by late June and some will re-bloom until frost.

Hybridizing has led to many different colors and sizes of plants for the gardener to choose from. Flower color ranges from coral red through shades of orange, peach, yellow to near white and light green. Size ranges from dwarf plants 14 inches tall to large 6 feet tall plants. Some are evergreen and some deciduous dependent on the species.

Kniphofia are a plant that can be used in the garden to make a statement, such as the 3 feet tall Kniphofia 'Apricot Soufflé', or used as a vertical accent in the perennial border. It is also has a unique structural look with the flowers stems rising above the foliage that would be a great addition to a tropical garden paired with purple or red-foliage cannas, or a more xeriscaped garden planted with Perovskia, Echinacea, and Penstemon.

Some of the smaller varieties also make nice additions to containers for summer bloom, and evergreen varieties give year-round interest. Kniphofia are attractive to hummingbirds and make a great addition to the hummingbird garden. They also make a great cut flower.

Kniphofia ‘Apricot Souffle’

Spikes of apricot flowers bloom June through August above deciduous strappy foliage reaching 3 ft tall and wide. Zone 6.

Kniphofia ‘Gladness’

This blooms early summer with apricot flowers emerging from deep orange buds. A smaller, evergreen torch lily reaching 30 in. tall and 24 in wide. Zn 6.

Kniphofia uvaria ‘Flamenco’

Classic yellow, orange, red flower spikes in June.

Grows 18-24' tall with blooms up to 36'.

Thrives in full sun zones 5-9.

Popsicle series

A newer award winning series with a huge array of dazzling colors.

Grows 24-30' tall, compact 14-16' wide.

Very long bloom season summer to fall.

Zones 6-9

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