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Name: Aaron Jeeper Pittsburgh, PA (Zone 6a) If you aren't doing what you truly IDontknowmuchPlants Jul 20, 2016 11:35 AM CST |
| So my favorite all time perennial is the beautiful Red Hot Poker plant... from the first time i saw this plant I am always looking to add more to my yard and learn more about it. It seems as if there are two varieties that i have come upon that i have in my yard -- one is a spring/early summer bloomer and the other is a later summer bloomer. I love the latter so much more.. that thing just blooms and blooms all summer but i have yet to find any more of these at nurseries in my area. I would like to try to grow some more of these from seed... can anyone please provide some direction on how i can do this with this plant? It is rather large at this time so i could possibly split it ( that is possible, right?) but i really rather not. Any insight on the seedlings, etc would be much appreciated. Thank you - Aaron My dog's name is Piper and i have a wife + 2 kids. What else am i supposed to type here? |
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Red-hot poker growing with achillea ‘Walther Funcke’, phlox and verbena ‘Bampton’ Grow kniphofia in moist but well-drained soil in full sun. The red hot poker is a showy and dramatic plant. If you love growing perennials that give color all summer long, this is the plant for you. Other names for this showy plant are torch lily and poker plant. The botanical name for this plant is kniphofia uvaria and there are more than 70 known species of it.