Drought-resistant adaptation enables growth in dry, gravel, or sandy soils for resilient landscapes
Rare lineage from isolated populations offers unique restoration opportunities
Attracts pollinators, including uncommon wasps, supporting biodiversity
Produces large plants and abundant flowers when grown in rich soils and ample water
Can thrive in compacted gravel and industrial sites, expanding habitat possibilities
Summarized by Shop
This tough annual wildflower is normally found east of the Cascades, however, ours originates from the small, separate populations occurring on cliff embankments around the Olympic Peninsula and Whidbey Island. This lineage makes it one of the rarest plants that we offer, and one that took a lot of effort to begin fostering a stable, sust