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Gaillardia Grandiflora Goblin

 

Gaillardia is one of the showiest of all border plants, bearing huge, daisy-type flowers in vivid shades of yellow, red, and orange. Gaillardia Goblins are hardy perennials but there are a few annual varieties. Single-flowered types are attractive to pollinators.

 

Gaillardias flower their socks off from summer to autumn on stout stems up to 30cm high, above basal clumps of grey-green leaves. Gaillardia is native to North America and its common name, blanket flower, is said to have come from the central boss of the flower resembling the colourful blankets woven by some Native Americans. Its botanical name is derived from the name of a patron of botany in the 18th century, Madame Gaillard de Charentonneau.

 

These Plug Plants will need to be potted up into 9cm/10cm pots for growing on. Once roots start to appear from the drainage holes in the pot, your plant is ready to be planted out in a sunny location. These will usually flower in the first year. 

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    Supplied as

    (subject to availability)

    1 x 9cm Pot, Garden Ready

    (collection only, unless bought as part

    of our mix n match deal)

    3x 9cm Pots, Garden Ready

    Also supplied as

    (subject to availability)

    3x Large Plug Plants

    6x Large Plug Plants

    Habit Upright

    Suitable for

    Hanging Baskets?

    No

    Suitable for

    Patio Containers?

    Yes
    Scented? No
    Plant Type Hardy Perennial
    Season Spring/Summer
    Planting Position Full Sun 

    Flower Colour

    Foliage Colour

    Red/Yellow/Orange

    Grey/green

     

    Plant Care

    Gaillardia is easy to grow and requires little care. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage more to form, and then cut all stems back to the ground once flowering is over. Remember gaillardias do best in nutrient-poor soil so it's best not to fertilise or mulch as you would with other perennials. Protect young plants from slugs/snails.

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