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Red hot poker
By Raketje
13 Aug, 2009
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Although I'd sown some seeds of a mix of Thompson & Morgan hybrid Kniphofia, we also bought 3 at a local boot sale, to our surprise this one started flowering not soon after I'd planted it. I guess you get lucky sometimes!
Comments on this photo
A nice surprise.
13 Aug, 2009
You were lucky none of mine look as if they are going to flower this year.
13 Aug, 2009
Don't worry Dottydaisy I have two the same in my garden one get s the sun late and the other gets it even later so one will flower first then weeks later the other flowers. Nice photo
14 Aug, 2009
Red Hot Pokers I call them...lol
17 Aug, 2009
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beautiful
13 Aug, 2009