Kniphofia
Kniphofia is also known as tritoma, red hot poker, torch lily, knofflers, or poker plant. From the genus of flowering plants called Asphodelaceae, it is an easily grown herbaceous perennial that is a native of Africa. It is said to be deer, rabbit and drought tolerant and attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. It makes a wonderful show, creating vibrant vertical lines, but is toxic if eaten.
Cee’s Flower of the Day – FOTD
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I know them as red hot pokers. What a gorgeous photo you got of it. 😀
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Thank you so much Cee! 😃
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This plant is so attractive! ❤️
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I thought it pretty stunning too!
😊🌟😊
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Stunning Beth!!!
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Thank you so much!! 😊🌟😊
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Beautiful!
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Thank you! 😊🌟😊
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that is a cool looking flower; I can’t tell how tall it is…
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It was about chest / chin high … it was hard to tell as it was on a bit of a hill
🌸 😊
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I thought it looked pretty tall, especially for a flower!
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Yes they really stand tall and show off!
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That is one impressive plant!
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I thought so too! It really gets your attention 💛🌟💛
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Beautiful but toxic if eaten!
Will red hot pokers flower again?
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They continue blooming from early spring through early fall 😊
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Wow! Beautiful! The clarity on this capture is brilliant!
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Thank you so much! It was a surprise find and I didn’t know what it was called at first
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Looks so wonderful despite being toxic
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Thank you, yes it’s great to look at but not for salads! 👍😊👍
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