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Fireburst Bidens

Bidens triplinervia var. macrantha 'KOIBID1346'

A spreading annual bidens with red-and-yellow flowers that age orange-brown.

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
23 In.
Height
12-18 In.
USDA hardiness zone
9 - 11
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade
Design image count
1

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About Fireburst Bidens

Fireburst Bidens is a warm-colored annual with branching, spreading growth and small daisy-like flowers. Its registered selection has red flowers with yellow bases that age to orange-brown, giving a changing display through the season. The cultivar is registered as ‘KOIBID1346’ and sold as Campfire Fireburst. [Canadian Food Inspection Agency](https://active.inspection.gc.ca/english/plaveg/pbrpov/cropreport/bid/app00009937e.shtml) ## Flowers and seasonal interest The exact selection was observed flowering from July through early September in Penn State’s 2018 sun-container trial. Its measured trial size was 15 inches tall by 23 inches wide; allow room for the plant to spread, especially near the front of a bed or at the edge of a container. [Penn State Flower Trials](https://agsci.psu.edu/flower-trials/Plant-Name/Bidens-Campfire-Fireburst) ## Siting and garden use Treat Fireburst as a warm-season annual. The Mississippi State trial lists this exact selection as a sun annual, while Penn State evaluated it in a sun container planting. Use it where its warm flowers and spreading outline can soften a container edge or fill a sunny seasonal display. [Mississippi State Truck Crops Trial Garden](https://blogs.extension.msstate.edu/ornamentals/plant/tri15006/) ## Maintenance Plant after frost danger has passed and water as needed while it establishes. The cited trial sources do not specify a universal soil recipe or watering schedule, so adjust care to local conditions and the container or bed. Remove damaged growth as needed and replace the plant after the season in climates where it does not survive winter.