Kniphofia Scorched Corn
Scorched Corn is sublime dwarf clumping perennial form of torch lily or poker. Architectural foliage provides year round interest, flowers making a bold statement throughout the summer months.
| Botanical Name | Kniphofia x linearifolia |
| Common Name | Scorched Corn |
| Key Features | New flowers start off burnt orange and fade to beige & then to cream as they age. |
| Size | Foliage growing to 50cm tall x 60cm wide with flower stems up to 150cm tall. |
| Position | Prefer well-drained soil in sun or part shade, tolerant of coastal conditions. |
| Description | Flowers making a bold statement throughout the summer month. |
| Cultural Notes | Low maintenance. Low water requirements.Frost and heat hardy once established. Remove spent flower heads to encourage new growth. |
| Landscape Ideas | Great in large pots, mass plantings, mixed garden beds and for adding architectural character. |
| Water Requirements | Low |
- Will add architectural foliage to your garden.
- Tolerates coastal gardens.
- Full Sun position.
- Flowers in summer.
