Pyromania 'Hot and Cold' Red Hot Pokers
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- This new line of perennials from Proven Winners are sure to add spark to your landscape with their bold vertical color and height. Featured in this video is Pyromania 'Hot and Cold', but click here to see all six of these fun, yet impressive perennials. Each is wonderful as a cut flower too with an extended vase life. Hardy in zone 5 with a bit of winter protection.
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I went back to my childhood home that had been vacant for nearly 20 years where we had a huge row of these along the driveway and these were the only thing that had survived a many year long drought in the high desert on maybe 5 inches or less of rain per year. Extremely tough plants. I dug up some to take to my new home for my kids to enjoy watching humming birds on them like I did.
I bought two of these and they bring such an interest to the garden and cut flower arrangements- I love them
Helpful to know what, how and why you are fertilizing your new and already established plants. I've always enjoyed my garden, but never knew the importance or need to fertilize (that much)! Thank you for your continued insight, help and enthusiasm...it's empowering for us wannabees. :)
Thank you! I needed this for homeschool
HOT POKER- looks great on slopes and naturalizes well.
I love how she gardens in white shirt... and it's STILL WHITE after planting !!
Never thought about that, you're right!!!
got some last year for 50% off - pruned the back quite hard and now you can‘t even tell a difference to the regular prized ones 💪🏻
Chri Fel where did you find them for the discount?
These are very pretty plants and spread quickly.love them and thanks for sharing!👍
Thanks for watching Tami!
Those are very nice plants, need to get me some!
I really love it and like that it comes in different colors. A must have for the garden. 🙂
💪🏻💪🏻Good job Aaron!!
Love that plant !!!
You prolly dont care but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream all the latest movies on Instaflixxer. Been binge watching with my girlfriend these days :)
@Atticus Colten yup, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself =)
So beautiful!
Love had it last year very nice 😀👌
Gorgeous!
Going to add these in my garden!
Wish these were hardy to zone 4! Maybe I could try it just potted next year.... They are beautiful!
I Love these.
Look how brown your arms are Laura, all that gardening x
Very pretty, I need some 👍
Can you show us how to deadhead it
I would also like to know how you dead head. I have never dead headed mine.
Mine never bloom longer than one week out of the year. Surprised that yours bloom so long.
Are your red hot poker plants from Proven Winners? That could be a difference, in addition to the amount of water and sun each plant receives....
I had a family member share a shovel full of red hot pokers 10 years ago. They had them for about 10 years when they shared them with me. They bloom nicely every year for long time. I have them in full sun. By mid afternoon they are in speckled shade due to trees near by. I sprinkle slow release fertilizer for flowers at beginning of growing season. Mother Nature does the watering, but when she holds back... they are in an area covered by the sprinkler. I'm in zone 7b, Peidmont of NC.
wow did not know that you can cut them way back. ty.
Beautiful
I must get some.
I planted one last year and it did not come back. zone 6a. Although, we had a rocken crazy cold winter so perhaps I'll give it another shot.
Try adding a bit of winter protection around the plant, you are right on the edge of the plant being hardy for you, and a hard winter for its first year was probably tough on it!
Mine do best close to the house on the side the east side. They bloom like crazy even though they don’t get full sun. The ones out in the garden are iffy. Some winter ok, some do not. I love the popsicles!
Proven Winners I’ll remember to do that this winter. Thanks
I can’t get mine to bloom
I was only able to snatch up one of these in my area - yikes! These are so popular and hard to keep in stock! I’m so thankful I got my one and hope to add on next year. My neighbor said he has tried to winter these 3 years in a row and no success. :( We are in NW Illinois and zone 5. I’m thinking would it be a good idea to put a styrofoam cover on it when it turns cold? If anyone has tried, please let me know! Thanks!
Can you do a video on flowering maple? Also known as chinese lantern.....abutilon? I can't find any good recent one on this plant. Love this plant in this video....Thx
Sorry to say those are not in our plant line so it is difficult to create videos on those....but thanks for asking.
@@ProvenWinnersCZcams thx for responding
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When a bloom is spent what do you do? Do you cut the stalk with the bloom? How far down? Do you not do anything to them (do new stalks come up with new blooms?). I’ve watched a number of videos about kniphofia but haven’t seen this information presented. Thanks for any info you can provide.
There are care instructions at the bottom of all of our plant information pages, www.provenwinners.com/plants/kniphofia/pyromania-flashpoint-red-hot-poker-kniphofia-hybrid
WIth regard to spent blooms, trim them off if they are unsightly, but this will not necessarily encourage new blooms. We hope this helps.
@@ProvenWinnersCZcams Thank you 🙏
Are you suppose to dead head them if/when the flowers fall over? We planted one about 2 weeks ago, it has new shoots coming up, but some of the old ones fell over..
For new plants know that they have gone through a bit of stress during the transplanting into your landscape. Yes, trim the older flowers and know that each year they will look better and better, reaching maturity in 3 years or so. Enjoy!
I trimmed mine down after it bloomed and began to flop and it rebloomed!
That is awesome to hear Sharon, bonus!
Do you need to deadhead the splent blooms or do they just die back?
Yes! Dead head them!