Deerhorn Clarkia or Pink Fairies Flower , Northwest Native, Clarkia pulchella

Deerhorn Clarkia is a native to the Northwest. It is found in meadows and foothills throughout the state

It is a reseeding annual native and easily adapts to garden life. It provides a mass of blooms that supports bees and butterflies. We consider it to be a friendly companion to many native and wildflower gardens. Botanical Name: Clarkia unguiculata

We also have Clarkia and a Renee's Mix called Mountain Garland available both native to California too.

Characteristics: 

• Hardy Annual
• Plants grow to 1-2 feet
• Various Shades of Pinks, Roses, Corals and more, all summer and fall
• Pollinator-friendly; extremely attractive to bees, hummingbirds, moths, and butterflies
• .5g, ~1000 Seeds per packet

Coverage

• 1 packet will cover 25 sq ft
• 1/2 ounce will cover 1,000 square feet

Instructions - In cold climates, sow directly as soon as the ground can be worked. In mild climates where the ground will not freeze, sow in late fall.  Sowing depth is 1/8' and do keep the area moist until seeds germinate.