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Blanketflower, also known as Common Gaillardia, is native to much of the northwestern United States. It is an excellent cut flower and is easily grown from seed. As with most perennials, this flower may not bloom the first year it is planted, but once established it is an outstanding garden flower. These are very drought resistant flowers that prefer well-drained, sandy soil. They require full sun and need to be kept out of heavy clay soil. The Blanketflower is a member of the sunflower family and may provide a strong attraction to birds and bees. It can be started indoors, but you may find more success starting it outside. Note that this is a perennial. Perennials may not bloom the first year they are planted from seed. They usually establish a plant the first year and then bloom the second year.
Scientific Name
Gaillardia aristata
Product Type
Native Flower
Cycle
Perennial
Color
Orange, Red, Yellow
Height
12-24"
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Germination Time
15-50 days
Weeks to Bloom
7 to 8 weeks
USDA Zone
3 to 9
Origin
North American Native species, NW Native species
Planting Season
Spring, Fall
Bloom Season
Summer
Seeds Per Pound
100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound
Pollen/Nectar
Pollinator(s)
Bats, Beneficial Insects, Honey Bees
Seeding Rate (lb./acre)
9-13 Pounds per Acre
Notes
Provide a strong attraction to birds and bees
Scientific Name
Gaillardia aristata
Product Type
Native Flower
Cycle
Perennial
Color
Orange, Red, Yellow
Height
12-24"
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Germination Time
15-50 days
Weeks to Bloom
7 to 8 weeks
USDA Zone
3 to 9
Origin
North American Native species, NW Native species
Planting Season
Spring, Fall
Bloom Season
Summer
Seeds Per Pound
100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound
Pollen/Nectar
Pollinator(s)
Bats, Beneficial Insects, Honey Bees
Seeding Rate (lb./acre)
9-13 Pounds per Acre
Notes
Provide a strong attraction to birds and bees
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Blanketflower, also known as Common Gaillardia, is native to much of the northwestern United States. It is an excellent cut flower and is easily grown from seed. As with most perennials, this flower may not bloom the first year it is planted, but once established it is an outstanding garden flower. These are very drought resistant flowers that prefer well-drained, sandy soil. They require full sun and need to be kept out of heavy clay soil. The Blanketflower is a member of the sunflower family and may provide a strong attraction to birds and bees. It can be started indoors, but you may find more success starting it outside. Note that this is a perennial. Perennials may not bloom the first year they are planted from seed. They usually establish a plant the first year and then bloom the second year.
Scientific Name
Gaillardia aristata
Product Type
Native Flower
Cycle
Perennial
Color
Orange, Red, Yellow
Height
12-24"
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Germination Time
15-50 days
Weeks to Bloom
7 to 8 weeks
USDA Zone
3 to 9
Origin
North American Native species, NW Native species
Planting Season
Spring, Fall
Bloom Season
Summer
Seeds Per Pound
100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound
Pollen/Nectar
Pollinator(s)
Bats, Beneficial Insects, Honey Bees
Seeding Rate (lb./acre)
9-13 Pounds per Acre
Notes
Provide a strong attraction to birds and bees
Scientific Name
Gaillardia aristata
Product Type
Native Flower
Cycle
Perennial
Color
Orange, Red, Yellow
Height
12-24"
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Germination Time
15-50 days
Weeks to Bloom
7 to 8 weeks
USDA Zone
3 to 9
Origin
North American Native species, NW Native species
Planting Season
Spring, Fall
Bloom Season
Summer
Seeds Per Pound
100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound
Pollen/Nectar
Pollinator(s)
Bats, Beneficial Insects, Honey Bees
Seeding Rate (lb./acre)
9-13 Pounds per Acre
Notes
Provide a strong attraction to birds and bees
Blanketflower, also known as Common Gaillardia, is native to much of the northwestern United States. It is an excellent cut flower and is easily grown from seed. As with most perennials, this flower may not bloom the first year it is planted, but once established it is an outstanding garden flower. These are very drought resistant flowers that prefer well-drained, sandy soil. They require full sun and need to be kept out of heavy clay soil. The Blanketflower is a member of the sunflower family and may provide a strong attraction to birds and bees. It can be started indoors, but you may find more success starting it outside. Note that this is a perennial. Perennials may not bloom the first year they are planted from seed. They usually establish a plant the first year and then bloom the second year.
Scientific Name
Gaillardia aristata
Product Type
Native Flower
Cycle
Perennial
Color
Orange, Red, Yellow
Height
12-24"
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Germination Time
15-50 days
Weeks to Bloom
7 to 8 weeks
USDA Zone
3 to 9
Origin
North American Native species, NW Native species
Planting Season
Spring, Fall
Bloom Season
Summer
Seeds Per Pound
100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound
Pollen/Nectar
Pollinator(s)
Bats, Beneficial Insects, Honey Bees
Seeding Rate (lb./acre)
9-13 Pounds per Acre
Notes
Provide a strong attraction to birds and bees
Scientific Name
Gaillardia aristata
Product Type
Native Flower
Cycle
Perennial
Color
Orange, Red, Yellow
Height
12-24"
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Germination Time
15-50 days
Weeks to Bloom
7 to 8 weeks
USDA Zone
3 to 9
Origin
North American Native species, NW Native species
Planting Season
Spring, Fall
Bloom Season
Summer
Seeds Per Pound
100,001 – 200,000 Seeds Per Pound
Pollen/Nectar
Pollinator(s)
Bats, Beneficial Insects, Honey Bees
Seeding Rate (lb./acre)
9-13 Pounds per Acre
Notes
Provide a strong attraction to birds and bees