Orange Flowering Plants


Orange flowering plants bring instant warmth. It is the colour of a garden turned up loud, glowing at its best from summer into the low light of autumn.

10 products

    10 products
    Punica granatum (Pomegranate) 15cm / 1.5L Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Pomegranate

    Punica granatum (Pomegranate)

    £16.99
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    Kniphofia rooperi Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Rooper's Red Hot Poker

    Kniphofia rooperi

    £14.99
    Crocosmia masoniorum 11cm / 0.75L Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Giant Montbretia

    Crocosmia masoniorum

    £8.99
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    Phygelius x rectus 'Candy Drops Tangerine' (Cape Figwort) 11cm / 0.75L Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
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    Campsis radicans 17cm / 2L Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Trumpet Vine

    Campsis radicans

    £19.99
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    Kniphofia caulescens 11cm / 0.75L Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Caulescent Red Hot Poker (Regal Torch Lily)

    Kniphofia caulescens

    £8.99
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    Mahonia nitens 'Cabaret' Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Mahonia

    Mahonia nitens 'Cabaret'

    £26.99
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    Campsis x tagliabuana 'Madame Galen' Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Trumpet Vine (Trumpet Creeper)

    Campsis x tagliabuana 'Madame Galen'

    £23.99
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    Crocosmia 'Emily McKenzie' Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Montbretia 'Emily McKenzie'

    Crocosmia 'Emily McKenzie'

    £7.99
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    Euphorbia mellifera (Honey Spurge) 19cm / 3L Plants - Outdoor GROW TROPICALS
    Honey Spurge (Canary Spurge)

    Euphorbia mellifera (Honey Spurge)

    £19.99
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    Using orange flowering plants

    Orange is a colour that commits. It carries the heat of red with the light of yellow, so it reads as warm and energetic and lifts a scheme that has gone a little flat. It looks most at home in a hot border with reds and yellows, but it also makes a striking contrast against blue and purple, which sit opposite it on the colour wheel.

    The plants here flower mainly from summer into autumn, when the softer, lower light suits the warm tones especially well. Most want a sunny spot to flower at their best, and many are good for cutting or for drawing in bees and butterflies. Orange sits beautifully with bronze and dark foliage, which deepen it further.

    All grown for UK gardens and sent out well rooted.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Orange sits happily in a hot border with red and yellow, and makes a bold contrast against blue and purple. For something richer, plant it in front of bronze or dark foliage, which deepens the colour.

    Most here flower from summer into autumn, when the warm tones suit the softer light. The flowering months are listed on each plant page so you can plan a long run of colour.

    Most flower best in full sun, which brings out the strongest colour. A few tolerate light shade but tend to flower less. Each plant page lists the aspect it prefers.

    Many are. Open orange flowers are easy for bees and butterflies to feed on, so they are a good choice if you want more wildlife in a sunny border.