The Day After
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Nature Through The Lens
Red hot pokers?
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They sort of look like them, but I don’t think so.
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Is this it? http://www.newgardenplants.com/productdetails.aspx?prodID=1991&gclid=CjwKCAjw3azoBRAXEiwA-_64OiTNoGHq-D1asgzHwT4InEXS8jN0WkrruLk6iSXdtgid46dcCqbmWxoCycMQAvD_BwE
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IDK…this says it blooms in late summer/fall. This was blooming last week at MSV.
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Lots of flowers are blooming early, but idk. Hard to tell without seeing more of the plant. I know that’s not what you’re usually looking for, but for ID, you want to get as much as possible: height, location, leaf shape and how it’s connected to the stem, etc. That’s just the only one I could think of. I just invited you to join a plant ID group, so expect a post from them. Be sure to read the rules–they’re very strict about them, but that’s usually just for the people answering, questions aren’t as rigid.
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Plant ID says “Still a Kniphofia species/hybrid/cultivar. There is a wide range of bloom times among them.”, so that’s most likely what it is. It’s orange, whatever it is!
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These are lovely!
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