Arizona Sun Gaillardia Collection mixture standing up to cold weather

standing up to cold weather better

If grown in a well-drained planter with compost added yearly

Pair it with contrasting foliage for a bold design or use it to tie together other colors in the shade garden

sweet flavor without the acidic tang of some varieties

The new genetics behind this plant are truly on track to change the game of Clematis gardening

Arizona Sun Gaillardia Collection mixture standing up to cold weatherThe Arizona Gaillardias start blooming in late spring, earlier than any other Gaillardia; they also keep blooming longer, clear through fall! They set masses of buds that open to unusually large 4" flowers, on plants that are neatly mounded, only 12" tall and wide, and amazingly uniform. They laugh at heat, humidity, poor soil, cold, even drought. Grow in welldrained normal to sandy soil; use a raised bed if you have clay. Collection includes one red,