Plants are so amazing. You’ll never stop discovering their uniqueness. The most striking aspect is how diverse the color of the plants are. It’s not always green; you’ll even encounter plants that give off a blazing splash of fire color.Some of these plants are simple to find, and you can even grow them at home. Discover which plants have brilliant fire colors that should not be overlooked. Here are plants with a ”blazing fire” color make you do a double take.
Croton Petra
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You can’t help but fall in love with Croton Petra. A tropical plant that has beautifully vibrant leaves. The leaves can reach striking colors of red, orange, and yellow. Giving your garden the perfect on-fire spark. Be notice, these vibrant colors have a tendency to fade. If the red color fades in all-day sun, place it in after-noon shades.
Mosaic Coleous
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Coleus (Solenostemon) is stunning with jagged leaves that have a unique and random mosaic-like pattern. The color pattern is a mix of yellow, green, red, and orange streaks. At first glance, it looks like a fire that’s just getting started. This plant is adaptable to both cool and warm climates.
Flame Lily Flowers
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Flame lily (Rothchildiana gloriosa) is a vine-climbing plant that boast incredibly beautiful crimson and yellow flowers. As the name suggest, the flaming crimson flowers give the appearance of a blazing flame. The plant is widely grown in the wild. Just be careful, as all parts of flame lily are poisonous and fatal if consumed.
Neoregelia Blazing Fire
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Neoregelia ‘Blazing Fire’ belongs to the Bromeliad family. It has rosette-shaped leaves that mature and can open up to 45 cm. Growing it in high light may result in marbles and red-orange spots on its leaves. When in blooms, its central cups are an intense red color.
Bidens ferulifolia ‘Blazing Fire’
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Biden ‘Blazing fire’ is a lovely dainty plant that flowers during the summer. The plant will bloom many starry flowers in intense, flaming yellow and orange colors. It is a plant that love sunny spots and add a splash of fiery color to your garden. The starry flowers will pop up and give you a stunning view. These flowers also attract visitors like bees and butterflies to the garden.
Salvia splendens ‘Blaze of Fire’
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There so many plants with name that include the phrase ”Blaze of Fire,” and this Salvia flower is no exception. It’s a plant with scarlet flowers in a clump. Its red color is as intense as a fire. The red color simply attract bees and other nectar-seekers. This plant works well as bedding or a border plant in a sunny garden.
