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Clarkia
Bloom time: Summer through early autumn.
Sometimes called Godetia, or more charmingly, Farewell to Spring, Clarkia is a summer-blooming annual that does best in the cooler weather of the Pacific coast. It looks beautiful in a border or in containers.
Farewell to Spring
Clarkia amoena
A native of the Pacific Northwest, Clarkia (sometimes called Godetia) grows 15-30cm (6-12") tall, and does best direct sown after last frost, and then twice more at 2 week intervals for a long blooming period. flowers are cup-shaped and variably marked in crimson to pink. Do not bury seeds, as they require light to germinate. Clarkia may self sow.
FL2038 A (1g) approximately 1700 seeds
FL2038 B (5g) approximately 8500 seeds
FL2038 C (25g) approximately 42500 seeds