Chaparral gilia (Gilia angelensis)

Chaparral gilia

Chaparral gilia is a delicate annual herb endemic to California, flourishing in its coastal sage scrub habitat. Its slender stems reach out, adorned with blue to purple bell-shaped flowers, distinct in their clustered, lobe-tipped corollas, blooming from March to May. This wildflower's foliage is feathery and finely divided, a reflection of chaparral gilia's adaptability to the Mediterranean climate of its native range.

Scientific classification

Species

Chaparral gilia (Gilia angelensis)

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Annual

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Care Guide for Chaparral gilia

Every week

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Pruning: Chaparral gilia features clusters of small, white to yellow flowers. Prune in early to late spring to remove dead growth and promote bushiness. This improves shape and flowering while minimizing stress. Avoid heavy pruning outside this period to prevent damage and ensure health.

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