Description
Ratibida columnifera
A robust, drought tolerant native flower that will happily naturalize in any area you’d like to neglect, and will fit right into your cut flower garden too. Blooms last a week or more when cut. Characteristic black, cone-shaped heads are surrounded by drooping, deep-red petals with a cheery yellow accent. At maturity the upright branching stems may become woody. Plants grow 12-36″ tall. Mexican Hat benefits from cold stratification. Typically grown for flowers. Perennial.
Watermelon Seeds - Ledmon 
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Amaranth Seeds- Opopeo 
Job's Tears Seeds 
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Melon Seeds - Amish Cantaloupe 
Slicing Tomato Seeds - Blue Ridge Mountain 
Watermelon Seeds - Carolina Cross 
Runner Bean Seeds - Luther's Mixed Colors 
Chickweed Seeds 
Pumpkin Seeds - Wildwood
Tatum Bailey? –
I have Chunky Peanut Butter and crackers with Sun Flower Seeds pressed into the peanut nut butter with jelly ! Great Flavor !
Sloane Richardson? –
Seem to grow well, my goal was to make herbal instant teas by putting finished tea in the freeze dryer… haven’t tried it officially yet. But the seeds sprouted and seem to look good
Zara Diaz? –
We are totally happy with abundance of flowers these seeds produced had to take a picture so that you could see. We love all the different colors. The bees and butterflies are thanking us because we watch them pollinate all day
Liora Hughes? –
In. 4 days. I was shocked how great they looked. Quality seeds.