Kniphofia Tiki Torch Helicodiceros Thanks to world class lycoris

Thanks to world class lycoris specialist Phillip Adams for sharing

Fagopyrum 'Flambeau' has been very well behaved in our garden

with pendent scarlet red flowers

Using genes from a special PDN/JLBG-discovered form of the little-known native Baptisia albescens

Thad found this plant growing in a naturalized population of the East African Crinum zeylanicum adjacent to a population of the native swamp-growing

Kniphofia Tiki Torch Helicodiceros Thanks to world class lycorisKniphofia 'Tiki Torch' is a 2026 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of one of the most exciting red hot pokers we've ever grown. This introduction is a Kniphofia rooperi seedling that had a romantic rendezvous with an unknown re blooming red hot poker growing nearby. The results are a red hot poker with the same form and flower shape of Kniphofia rooperi, but flower stalks that start for us in early July instead of early October. The dense upright green