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Godetia Seeds - Orange
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Godetia Orange (Godetia Grandiflora Azaelaflora Orange Glory) - For a stunning color and display in your flower border, start Godetia seed and reap the rewards of this glorious annual. Godetia Grandiflora is also called Clarkia, Farewell to Spring, and Satin Flower. The name Clarkia comes from Captain Clark of the Lewis and Clark expedition.Planting Directions
TEMPERATURE
70F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
21 - 28 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
Yes
DEPTH
Surface sow seed and cover 1/8th inch
SOWING RATE
4 seeds per plant
MOISTURE
Keep moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
18 - 24 inches
Godetia Orange (Godetia Grandiflora Azaelaflora Orange Glory) - For a stunning color and display in your flower border, start Godetia seed and reap the rewards of this glorious annual. Godetia Grandiflora is also called Clarkia, Farewell to Spring, and Satin Flower. The name Clarkia comes from Captain Clark of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Clarkia flowers are native to the western portion of the United States, and they do very well in coastal climates growing in full sun. This Orange Godetia flower is excellent for cutting and had double blooms for more intense color.
For best results, sow Farewell to Spring seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil after temperatures have warmed up. Sow the flower seeds directly into the ground or into pots. Transplanting it is often unsuccessful. Some gardeners will sow Godetia seeds in 2 - 3 week successions to extend the bloom time for this annual.
Common Questions
What are some good companion plants for godetia?
Plants such as gaura, California poppy and columbine all look lovely with godetia.
What are some ways to use this flower in my landscape?
Your beds and borders, containers, a cutting garden or cottage garden are all wonderful places to use godetia.
Does this flower attract pollinators?
Yes, bees and butterflies both are attracted to this flower.
Do I need to prune my flowers?
After their bloom season is over you should cut back your plants.
Will deer eat my flowers?
Fortunately, deer tend to stay away from these lovely flowers.
