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Gilia tricolor - A charming annual wildflower native to California and parts of the western United States. It’s known for its unique, eye-catching blooms featuring soft lavender petals, a yellow throat, and a dark purple center — giving it the name “Bird’s Eye.” The flowers are fragrant and can be used fresh or dried. Gilia is a valuable pollinator plant, attracting bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Drought tolerant. Reseeds.
Annual
Gilia tricolor - A charming annual wildflower native to California and parts of the western United States. It’s known for its unique, eye-catching blooms featuring soft lavender petals, a yellow throat, and a dark purple center — giving it the name “Bird’s Eye.” The flowers are fragrant and can be used fresh or dried. Gilia is a valuable pollinator plant, attracting bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Drought tolerant. Reseeds.
Annual