Cardinal flower features reddish-purple stems and lance-shaped, glossy bright green leaves tinged with bronze. In summer and early autumn, bold red spikes of tubular, two-lipped flowers with reddish-purple bracts create a stunning vertical display.
Excellent near water or in wildlife ponds. Attracts hummingbirds.
Grow in deep, fertile, moist soil or in containers of acidic soil near water.
Divide in summer. Take bud cuttings in midsummer.
Rust, smut, leaf spots, and slugs.
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