Amber Kashmirian Gueldria flower seeds

Gillardia or as it is called Kashmiri Amber is one of the most beautiful ornamental plants, a slow-growing winter perennial plant, characterized by its irregular leaves and vibrant multi-colored flowers. The inflorescences are composite flowers, usually single-headed. These flowers attract butterflies and other birds seeking food. Scientific name: Gaillardia Family: Asteraceae, like daisies and starflowers. Plant height: ranges from 20 to 90 cm depending on environmental conditions. Native habitat: North and West North America. Flowering period: blooms from the end of June until frost, sometimes interrupted during severe droughts. Flower color: yellow and red. Vegetation cover: herbaceous. Environmental conditions: Tolerance: very tolerant, down to -39°C. Exposure: needs direct sunlight. Gillardia plant leaves: deciduous, lance-shaped leaves. Planting time: prefers planting in spring. Preferred soil for planting Gillardia: these flowers, for good growth, need fertile soil with organic fertilizer, and it must be well-drained. Gillardia grows well in heavy clay soil because the plant often wilts in it. Watering: regular watering, with moderate temperatures. Planting method: Propagation: by seeds. Method: get a special pot for planting, fill it with fertile soil, then immerse the seeds in the pot and water them continuously with regular watering. After the plant reaches 5-8 cm in height, transfer the seedling and place it in its designated spot in the garden. Ensure to remove faded flowers to stimulate new blooming.