I remember you mentioning that Miss Huff overwintered, where you are. I tried keeping it alive here, in the ground, a few times, but even with protection, wasn't able to get it through a winter. I guess it was either too wet, not perfect drainage, or both.
I have had this Firespike for a few years, but I bring it inside to overwinter indoors. From the pic angle, you can probably see that the flower spike is over my head, in height. They are quite tall. They also flower rather late in the season, too. In most years, it would not still be outside, while blooming in the latter part of November.
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