Red Hot Poker
Red Hot Poker (Kniphofia) Red Hot Poker, also known as Kniphofia, delivers brilliant upright spikes that bring dynamic energy to summer gardens. Whether planted en masse, in borders, or as a focal point in a drought-tolerant design, this perennial stands out for its vibrant color and architectural form. Flower spikes emerge from grassy clumps and range in fiery shades of red, orange, and yellow—creating a true exclamation point in the landscape. Its rugged nature and low maintenance needs make it a favorite for gardeners seeking lasting performance.
A Showpiece with Staying Power
Red Hot Poker is a natural standout. Its bottlebrush-style blooms rise above tidy clumps of foliage, catching attention from a distance. The flowers appear from early to mid-summer and are excellent for attracting pollinators. Deadheading encourages continued bloom, keeping your garden looking vibrant.
Adaptable to Challenging Conditions
This hardy perennial thrives in full sun and well-drained soils—even sandy sites. Once established, it's drought tolerant and rarely bothered by deer or rabbits. It’s ideal for adding consistent color and structure in tough, dry spots where other perennials may struggle.
Low Maintenance, High Reward
Red Hot Poker requires little beyond occasional deadheading and seasonal cleanup. Its clump-forming growth means it stays where planted, making it easy to plan around. Simply mulch for winter protection in cooler climates and enjoy reliable growth year after year.
Perfect for Borders, Mass Plantings, or Accent Use
With varieties ranging in height, Red Hot Poker adapts beautifully to a range of design needs—from tall background groupings to compact patio plantings. Its dramatic color and strong vertical shape make it a natural partner for ornamental grasses, echinacea, or lavender.
A Showpiece with Staying Power
Red Hot Poker is a natural standout. Its bottlebrush-style blooms rise above tidy clumps of foliage, catching attention from a distance. The flowers appear from early to mid-summer and are excellent for attracting pollinators. Deadheading encourages continued bloom, keeping your garden looking vibrant.
Adaptable to Challenging Conditions
This hardy perennial thrives in full sun and well-drained soils—even sandy sites. Once established, it's drought tolerant and rarely bothered by deer or rabbits. It’s ideal for adding consistent color and structure in tough, dry spots where other perennials may struggle.
Low Maintenance, High Reward
Red Hot Poker requires little beyond occasional deadheading and seasonal cleanup. Its clump-forming growth means it stays where planted, making it easy to plan around. Simply mulch for winter protection in cooler climates and enjoy reliable growth year after year.
Perfect for Borders, Mass Plantings, or Accent Use
With varieties ranging in height, Red Hot Poker adapts beautifully to a range of design needs—from tall background groupings to compact patio plantings. Its dramatic color and strong vertical shape make it a natural partner for ornamental grasses, echinacea, or lavender.
$10.50
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Description
Red Hot Poker (Kniphofia) Red Hot Poker, also known as Kniphofia, delivers brilliant upright spikes that bring dynamic energy to summer gardens. Whether planted en masse, in borders, or as a focal point in a drought-tolerant design, this perennial stands out for its vibrant color and architectural form. Flower spikes emerge from grassy clumps and range in fiery shades of red, orange, and yellow—creating a true exclamation point in the landscape. Its rugged nature and low maintenance needs make it a favorite for gardeners seeking lasting performance.
A Showpiece with Staying Power
Red Hot Poker is a natural standout. Its bottlebrush-style blooms rise above tidy clumps of foliage, catching attention from a distance. The flowers appear from early to mid-summer and are excellent for attracting pollinators. Deadheading encourages continued bloom, keeping your garden looking vibrant.
Adaptable to Challenging Conditions
This hardy perennial thrives in full sun and well-drained soils—even sandy sites. Once established, it's drought tolerant and rarely bothered by deer or rabbits. It’s ideal for adding consistent color and structure in tough, dry spots where other perennials may struggle.
Low Maintenance, High Reward
Red Hot Poker requires little beyond occasional deadheading and seasonal cleanup. Its clump-forming growth means it stays where planted, making it easy to plan around. Simply mulch for winter protection in cooler climates and enjoy reliable growth year after year.
Perfect for Borders, Mass Plantings, or Accent Use
With varieties ranging in height, Red Hot Poker adapts beautifully to a range of design needs—from tall background groupings to compact patio plantings. Its dramatic color and strong vertical shape make it a natural partner for ornamental grasses, echinacea, or lavender.
A Showpiece with Staying Power
Red Hot Poker is a natural standout. Its bottlebrush-style blooms rise above tidy clumps of foliage, catching attention from a distance. The flowers appear from early to mid-summer and are excellent for attracting pollinators. Deadheading encourages continued bloom, keeping your garden looking vibrant.
Adaptable to Challenging Conditions
This hardy perennial thrives in full sun and well-drained soils—even sandy sites. Once established, it's drought tolerant and rarely bothered by deer or rabbits. It’s ideal for adding consistent color and structure in tough, dry spots where other perennials may struggle.
Low Maintenance, High Reward
Red Hot Poker requires little beyond occasional deadheading and seasonal cleanup. Its clump-forming growth means it stays where planted, making it easy to plan around. Simply mulch for winter protection in cooler climates and enjoy reliable growth year after year.
Perfect for Borders, Mass Plantings, or Accent Use
With varieties ranging in height, Red Hot Poker adapts beautifully to a range of design needs—from tall background groupings to compact patio plantings. Its dramatic color and strong vertical shape make it a natural partner for ornamental grasses, echinacea, or lavender.
