canadian flower seed companies Prairie Coneflower Wildflower Seeds – Nature's Garden Seed Company

canadian flower seed companies Prairie Coneflower Wildflower Seeds – Nature's Garden Seed CompanyRatibida columnifera Prairie Coneflower is one of the easiest native wildflowers to propagate from seed. Coneflower can grow from 30 80cm (1 3ft) tall. Also known as Mexican hat, this perennial herb begins to flower in late spring and continues until fall. The drooping ray flowers can be entirely yellow, or the head of the flower can be yellow with a red base, hence the name Mexican hat. The flowers are borne on leafless stems. The feathery, deeply

Ratibida columnifera

Prairie Coneflower is one of the easiest native wildflowers to propagate from seed. Coneflower can grow from 30-80cm (1-3ft) tall. Also known as Mexican hat, this perennial herb begins to flower in late spring and continues until fall. The drooping ray flowers can be entirely yellow, or the head of the flower can be yellow with a red base, hence the name Mexican hat. The flowers are borne on leafless stems. The feathery, deeply cleft leaves grow on alternate stems. It is common in dry prairie from Canada to Mexico.

Prairie Coneflower is quite drought tolerant, and grows well in dry meadows and well-drained gardens with full sun. It makes an excellent garden meadow flower, as it is rich in nectar for butterflies, requires little watering, and self seeds.

Hardiness zones - 3-9

Detailed germination instructions are inside the package.

PLEASE NOTE:
Seeds in this package are native to
Canada, but not necessarily to your area,
so like all other non-localized native seeds,
they should not be spread in the wild.
We hope you will enjoy these seeds in
your garden. Thank you for sharing our
concern for the environment.

Les graines continues dans ce paquet
viennent du Canada, mais ne sont pas
obligatoirement locales, aussi comme
toutes les autres graines non locales,
elles ne devraient pas être disperses
dans la nature. Nous espérons que vous
apprécierez ces graines dans votre jardin.
Merci de partager notre respect pour
l’environment.