Coastal gilia (Gilia diegensis)

Coastal gilia

Coastal gilia is a delicate wildflower native to the coastal sage scrub and chaparral habitats, reflecting adaptations to dry, rocky environments. It typically exhibits a compact form with fine, needle-like leaves. The plant is distinguished by its striking clusters of blue to violet trumpet-shaped flowers, poised on slender stems, which attract a variety of pollinators during its blooming season.

Scientific classification

Species

Coastal gilia (Gilia diegensis)

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Herb

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Coastal gilia

Twice per week

Water

Pruning: Coastal gilia is an annual herb featuring tubular flowers and feathery leaves. Prune in early to late spring to enhance blooming and shape, removing dead or damaged stems for healthier growth. This practice also aids air circulation, potentially preventing pest and disease issues.

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