Ignite Your Garden with “Flame Kissed”

A Sizzling Symphony of Summer Blooms!

Introducing the “Flame Kissed” container garden recipe, a vibrant and fiery blend of warm-colored flowers that are perfectly suited for the scorching Florida summer heat. This dazzling combination of Celosia Flamma, Coreopsis Uptick, Coneflower Sombrero Fiesta Orange, Lantana Hot Blooded, and Purslane Pazzaz will bring a burst of color and heat tolerance to any outdoor space. With their brilliant red, yellow, and orange hues, these plants create a stunning display that thrives under the sun’s intense rays.

Whether you’re looking to brighten your patio, porch, or garden, the Flame Kissed container garden is designed to withstand the summer heat while providing a spectacular visual treat.

1. Coreopsis Uptick: Coreopsis Uptick is a compact, hardy perennial with stunning yellow flowers that bloom profusely throughout the summer. It is drought-tolerant and attracts butterflies, adding beauty and ecological value to your garden.

2. Celosia Flamma: Celosia Flamma, known for its vibrant, flame-like flower spikes, is a heat-loving plant that adds a bold touch to any garden. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making it perfect for hot, sunny locations.

3. Coneflower Sombrero Fiesta Orange: This variety of coneflower features bright orange petals that radiate warmth and energy. Known for its heat and drought tolerance, Sombrero Fiesta Orange is also a magnet for pollinators like bees and butterflies.

4. Lantana Hot Blooded: Lantana Hot Blooded boasts vibrant red and orange clusters of flowers that bloom continuously throughout the summer. It is a tough, heat-resistant plant that thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, adding a touch of tropical flair to your container garden.

5. Purslane Pazzaz: Purslane Pazzaz is a trailing plant with succulent leaves and bright, cheerful flowers that spill gracefully over the edges of containers. It loves the heat and can tolerate dry conditions, making it an excellent choice for summer gardens.

With this “Flame Kissed” recipe, you’ll enjoy a resilient and radiant garden that stands up to the heat while bringing a vibrant splash of color to your outdoor spaces

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