Gaillardia 'Arizona Apricot' lends a soft palate of yellow and apricot to the garden. It has a compact, uniform habit and requires little care once it is established. The beautiful blooms are produced from early summer into the fall. The flowers are apricot with yellow tips and a dark orange center. They have multiple rows of petals that help to give the flower a very full appearance. Gaillardia are native to the western U.S.
Uses: Beds, Borders, Containers, Cut Flower, Landscapes, Rock Gardens
Nature Attraction: Butterflies
Critter Resistance: Deer
Notable Features: Drought & Heat Tolerant
Growth Habit: Mounding
Really good perennial for a full sun area. Blooms first year, but the 2nd year is really prolific with flower buds. Have ours growing in a rocky landscape that is well drained, in full sun in hot and humid South Carolina. Appears quite drought tolerant once the plant has established itself.
Plants came healthy, grew and bloomed all summer.
