Kniphofia Yellow Cheer Irids Discovered in the parking lot

Discovered in the parking lot of the Brandywine Conservancy by F

The flowers that top the stalk are the typical rosy-purple

the fuzzy green foliage adorns short stems

We offered this under the incorrect name of Manettia inflata for several seasons

I am a shrub

Kniphofia Yellow Cheer Irids Discovered in the parking lotKniphofia 'Yellow Cheer' has been one of our favorite red hot pokers, since we imported it from South Africa in 1995, so it's long overdue for us to share. This Kniphofia rooperi hybrid is a fall blooming clone, starting for us in late August, and continuing until a hard freeze. The wide, glossy green, rigidly upright foliage looks great all spring and summer, even before it's topped with 4. 5' tall spikes, terminating in large, compressed fluorescent