Gaillardia Spinosa Clear Aura

Gaillardia spinosa is a very bright beautiful perennial. Forms a rosette of elongated leaves in spring. In early summer, long peduncles develop, ending in large golden yellow with an orange tint inflorescences-baskets up to 12 cm in diameter. Gaillardia is photophilous, prefers light, dry soils, lags behind in growth in wet places. Responds well to feeding. At the end of September, cut at the root. For the winter should be slightly covered with leaves. It grows in one place for 3-4 years. Seeds for seedlings are sown in March-April or in open ground in May, winter sowing is possible. Shoots appear in 14-20 days. In the ground, in a permanent place, they are planted from May to August. Used in groups, discounts, mixborders.

Great for flowerbeds and borders. Gaillardia stands for a long time in the cut.