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Gilia

Gilia is an intriguing plant with a rich history. Its delicate flowers have captivated garden enthusiasts for centuries. This plant's unique feature is its ability to attract a wide variety of insects and birds, making it a valuable addition to any garden ecosystem. Its vibrant blooms appear during the summer months, creating a colorful display in meadows and wildflower habitats. It is truly a remarkable plant that adds beauty and interest to any landscape.

Scientific classification

Genus

Gilia (Gilia)

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Annual

Lifespan

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Species

Blue Field Gilia Bird's-eye Gilia Nevada gilia Coastal gilia Little gilia California gilia Hoffman's gilia Hollyleaf gilia Pale gilia Purplespot gilia Star gilia Boyden cave gilia Lesser yellowthroat gilia Showy gilia Chaparral gilia

Care Guide for Gilia

Every week

Water

Water: Gilia thrives in moderate conditions, balancing moisture without high humidity or arid drought. Water weekly to maintain equilibrium, adjusting for seasonal changes to ensure consistent moisture during peak growth for robust flowering and development.

Propagation: Propagation of gilia primarily involves sowing seeds in well-draining soil under moderate light. Seed stratification may be necessary in cooler climates. Direct sow in fall or start indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost, keeping seeds lightly pressed into the soil and evenly moist until seedlings establish.

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