Hollyleaf gilia (Gilia latiflora)

Hollyleaf gilia

Also known as: Davy's broad-flowered gilia

Hollyleaf gilia is characterized by its broad, funnel-shaped flowers that bloom in a vibrant display of pink and lavender hues. This herbaceous perennial thrives in open, sunny habitats, where its tall, slender stems can grow unimpeded. The leaves of hollyleaf gilia are narrow and sparse, allowing for efficient water conservation in its arid native environments. Its beauty and structure are adapted to attract specific pollinators, ensuring its continued survival.

Scientific classification

Species

Hollyleaf gilia (Gilia latiflora)

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Herb

Plant Type

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Care Guide for Hollyleaf gilia

Twice per week

Water

Pruning: Prune hollyleaf gilia in early to late spring to remove dead or damaged branches, promoting healthy growth and blooming. Light trimming maintains its shape; avoid heavy cutting to reduce stress. Regular pruning enhances foliage density and appearance. Always sanitize tools to prevent disease transmission.

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