If you’re looking to take your home garden to the next level, consider adding Chinese lantern plants. These eye-catching plants have vibrant orange fruit that adds a splash of color and visual interest all season long! Use are guides down below to learn how to grow these eye-pleasing plants — just make sure that you are in an area where they won’t become invasive.
Chinese lantern plants are whimsical additions to summer-to-fall gardens in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 9. However, while their papery orange lantern-like pods are a delight, the plants spread aggressively via roots and self-sowing. Read on and learn how to enjoy Chinese lanterns without letting them take over the yard.
Chinese lantern is a charming ornamental that will bring a touch of whimsy to your garden. The papery, red-orange husks of this perennial come into their full splendor in autumn, providing bright fall color, and can be used in bouquets or dried arrangements. Keep reading to learn more about growing Chinese lantern.