Spigelia marilandica 'Little Redhead'

Spigelia marilandica 'Little Redhead'
Mature Height: 24 to 28 inches
Mature Spread: 20 to 24 inches

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We are big fans of this underutilized little native for its versatility and beauty. It can be grown from full sun to part shade and still produces gorgeous foliage and flowers, so 4+ of sunlight is plenty of light. We selected ‘Little Redhead’ because it has quickly become a go to spigelia due to its uniformity and very attractive flowers. Nicely uniform clumps of green foliage yield clusters of tubular fire engine red flowers with visible yellow centers through the entire spring and summer growing period. If you are looking for a native that can be planted in a wide-range of locations and performs like most cultivated garden varieties this is an excellent choice. 

 Photo Credit: Walters Gardens

Bloom Color:Bright Red trumpets with yellow on the inside
Bloom Period:Long bloom period from spring through summer
Genus & Species:Spigelia marilandica 'Little Redhead'
Mature Height:24 to 28 inches
Mature Spread:20 to 24 inches
Plant Spacing:16 to 20 inches
Planting Depth:Plant even with the soil in pot
Planting Time:Spring or fall planting
Soil Type:Does well in consistently moist, well-drained soil
Sun Exposure:Full sun to part shade
Zone:5b to 9

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Gail Gray - Habig
Little Red Heads

Good amount of flowers and nice looking also. Very happy with them, and your shipping and packing was exemplary.... Thank You!

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Patricia Vecchio
Spigelia marilandica

I’ve always wanted to try this plant because it’s native, good for pollinators and I’ve heard it does well in shade or sun. I have two matching planters but one is in more sun than the other so I’ll probably end up planting Spigelia in those so the planters will match. Right now I have the one New Blooms sent in my pollinator garden and the young plant is already starting to bloom. Looks like it will be a strong easy plant to garden with.

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Kimberly Abeyta
Plant some love

Love my little redhead! I already have several blooms and can’t wait for the hummingbirds to find it!!