Gardens Illustrated Magazine

Kniphofia ‘Fiery Fred’

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Kniphofia blooms have a wonderful shape that makes such a good contrast with other plants in a border. K. ‘Fiery Fred’ has a particular­ly long season, its milky-orange flower spikes are produced in succession from late May and continue into August. It is important to remove old poker stems to keep the show clean and encourage re-blooming. Even once the floral show has finished, the grass-like foliage remains clean into the winter and has a presence in the flower garden. Tidy in spring when the new foliage is breaking through, the old leaves are much easier to remove then. AGM.

Height 1.2m. Origin Garden origin. Conditions Any good garden soil. Hardiness RHS H6, USDA 6a-10b. Season Summer.

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