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Blanket Flowers can add feminine flair to your garden.
Blanket flowers are a great choice if you want a plant that doesn't require much maintenance and can thrive in extreme heat. They're great for adding color to your landscape and can also be used as cut flowers.

Blanket flower is a perennial that can either be grown from seed or transplants. It thrives in full sun with well-drained, moist soil. But it can also tolerate some shade in hot regions.

You can start seeds from seed indoors. Blanket flowers can be started in spring, and should be ready for planting outdoors in late summer or early autumn.

It's a great way to start with blanket flower pots is to buy starts from your local nursery. They are affordable and easy to cultivate, which will help you get started with your blanket flower plants in your garden.

These plants are great for memorials or casket sprays. The flowers should be feminine and express the caring and nurturing side.

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The blanket flowers are perennials that can be found throughout most gardens. They can be planted from seed or transplants. They are hardy in USDA zone 3 through 10.

Gaillardias pulchella, and gaillardias aristata can both be found in nurseries or at your local garden center. These two species are often hybridized with others to produce more colors and forms.

Gaillardia Grandiflora, which is a cross of G. pulchella with G. arista, is one of the most loved varieties. It has long-blooming plants but is also easy to maintain.

flower blanket are also very sensitive to all pests and diseases. It's better to be proactive than reactive and take steps to control the issues. Water smartly, apply mild soapy spray as necessary and dispose of infected plants immediately.

Sun Devil blanket flowers can be used as accent plants or a border plant. The Sun Devil blanket flower can reach only 4-12 inches in height, and it comes in a variety if red-toned flowers to complement other perennials.

Another great option is Arizona Apricot blanket, which grows to only twelve inches and has a mostly-red tone that blends with most garden colors.

To keep blanket flowers strong and vibrant, they must be replanted every couple of years like other perennials. These plants are self-seeding so it is helpful to thin them a few years in advance in order to keep volunteers from taking over unwanted areas.
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