What is another word for Kniphofia Praecox?

Pronunciation: [nɪfˈə͡ʊfi͡ə pɹˈiːkɒks] (IPA)

Kniphofia praecox is a member of the Asphodelaceae family commonly known as the red hot poker plant. The plant is native to South Africa and has tall and slender flowers that resemble torches. The plant is also known as Tritoma or torch lily, and it has several synonyms such as Kniphofia uvaria, Kniphofia caulescens, and Kniphofia linearifolia. Other common names for Kniphofia praecox include flame flower, poker plant, and red hot poker. It is a popular garden plant known for its striking appearance and ability to attract wildlife such as bees and butterflies. Depending on the species, the plant can range in height from 12 inches to over 6 feet tall.

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Related words: flowering plants, garden plants, perennial plants, frost plants, perennial flowers

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