Quick Information on Different Red Flowers

Amaryllis is a beautiful trumpet shaped flower, needs full sun to grow.

AMARYLLIS

Anemone is also known as windflower, can be grown in partial shade.

ANEMONE

Chrysanthemum generally grows in cold climate.

CHRYSANTHEMUM

Marigold has a peppery smell that insect pests may also avoid the scent.

MARIGOLD

Zinnia seeds will fill an area with gorgeous flowers in just weeks.

ZINNIA

POPPY

Poppy flower blooms in late spring or summer.

Lilies are very low-maintenance flowers, and are popular in floral arrangements.

LILY

Red rose is a symbol of love, rose has its unique creation and an endless beauty. Gardeners in temperate zones enjoy growing roses.

RED ROSE

Gerbera is a big, bright flower, mainly used in floral arrangements.

GERBERA DAISY

Cockscomb has a feathery cluster of flowers, which looks like a rooster’s comb.

COCKSCOMB

A pentas is a large cluster of starry blooms, it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

PENTAS

Peonies bloom in cold climates, and they take several years to establish.

PEONY

These flowers are short lived, but when they bloom they are a stunning addition to any garden.

COLUMBINE

The flowers come in a variety of colors, but red looks mesmerizing.

PERENNIAL GERANIUM

It is a flag like bloom and becomes a brilliant colorful flower on a tall stem,  bringing a tropical feel to your garden.

CANNA

This odd bloom looks like an upside down spider.

LYCORIS

This shrub like structure flower looks awesome.

SALVIA

Add any one of these beautiful red flowers in your garden and feel their magical beauty!