Spreading Blanket Flowers (Gallardia) In The Yard

Blanket Flowers are a great late-season pollinator plant for both bees and butterflies. It is quite easy to grow from seed and grows back each year being a perennial. Spreading Gallardia, commonly known as blanket flower, is as easy as pulling off the dried seeds and tossing them on the ground. For more information about setting up a backyard for birds, bees, butterflies, and other creatures in nature visit www.backyardsforbirds.com
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[@annalevenson7234]

I’m in love with this plant. First time last year and looking forward to more 😊

[@VeronicasVeil333]

I love blanket flowers. I have them in my front yard - it is almost July in western MA and they are just now starting to blossom. I thought I lost them this past spring but noticed little tiny shoots coming up and was not sure what it was and lo and behold………🌻

[@MrWolfheart111]

Thank you, Just got some of these seeds, they are as beautiful as in the picture. :) Thanks, looking forward to them.

[@carolh8825]

These are so pretty! Hi from Australia 😊

[@Microtonal_Cats]

I love this channel. Very informative, and I like the whole mood of this.

[@B30pt87]

Thank you. I'll definitely grow these!

[@harleyinred]

just bought blanket flower yesterday , thought was cone flower but its ok we love them

[@kathiegeiger4243]

I live in Wisconsin zone 5, i can’t get them to come back every year what am I doing wrong?

[@daisyjacquiline2579]

stem cuttings will do