Bushy annual growth: Provides dense, attractive plant form for landscaping
Edible flowers: Safe for consumption and can be enjoyed fresh
Deer-resistant foliage: Reduces maintenance and protects plants from wildlife
Drought-resistant: Thrives in low-water environments for sustainable gardening
Native to Oklahoma: Supports local ecosystems and is the state flower
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LATIN NAME Gaillardia pulchella LONGEVITY Annual SEASON Warm ORIGIN Native DETAILS • Also known as Fire-wheel and Rose Ring Gaillardia. • Bushy annual that grows to a height of 1 to 2 feet. • Flowers from April to June • Leaves are eaten by whitetail deer. • Indian blanket is the State Flower of Oklahoma. • The Kiowa believed the flowers brought g