Red Flowering Plants
Red is the boldest thing you can plant. Used well it gives a border heat, drama and a proper focal point.
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Red is the boldest thing you can plant. Used well it gives a border heat, drama and a proper focal point.
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Red pulls the eye faster than any other colour, so a little goes a long way. Use it where you want people to look: at the end of a path, against dark foliage, or in a hot scheme with orange and yellow. Set against green it hums; set against purple leaves it turns rich and moody.
The plants here bring red from early summer well into autumn, when the warm tones suit the lower light. Many are magnets for bees and, in the case of the tubular flowers, for the hummingbird hawk-moth. Most want sun and decent soil to flower at their best.
All grown for UK gardens and sent out well rooted.
A hot border mixes red with orange and yellow and plenty of green to hold it together. Pick a few reds that flower at different times so the scheme keeps its heat from summer into autumn.
Many do. Bees work the open flowers, and tubular red blooms are a favourite of the hummingbird hawk-moth. It is one of the easiest colours to plant for wildlife interest.
Several here keep going for months, especially with faded flowers removed. Combining early and late varieties gives you red in the border from early summer through autumn.
Dark purple and bronze foliage makes red look deep and luxurious, while silver and green keep it fresh and bright. Both work, so it comes down to the mood you want.
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