Scarlet Gilia (Ipomopsis aggregata) aslo known as skyrocket or trumpet gilia is a striking wildflower native to western North American. It is well-adapted to various environments, …

Ipomopsis aggregata, Scarlet Gilia – A hummingbird favorite, these red to salmon colored flowers bloom for 4-6 weeks each summer. Deer resistant.

Biennial or shortlived native perennial with showy brilliant red, or occasionally pink tubular flowers, blooming May to September. Occurs on well-drained sandy or rocky deserts and subalpine …

Scarlet red, tubular flowers are scattered along a tall stem. Plant Scarlet Gilia in open areas with good drainage. Hummingbirds and butterflies love Scarlet Gila with it's extremely heat tolerant, …

Ipomopsis aggregata – scarlet gilia These brilliant red flowers bloom for 4-6 weeks each summer and attract hummingbirds for miles. This biennial produces a beautiful rosette of dissected …

Scarlet Gilia has been known to modern science since 1806, when western explorers Lewis and Clark collected the first specimen along the Lolo Trail in the mountains of northern Idaho. A …

Although most grow to 40cm, there are reports of the plants reaching up to 5' in height. First year of growth, the plant grows a deep tap root, second year, it will grow rapidly above ground. …

Ipomopsis rubra, commonly known as Scarlet Gilia, is a striking and upright biennial or short-lived perennial wildflower native to North America. This eye-catching plant features tall, slender …

Red tubular flowers found on multiple stems which can reach heights of one to three feet. A biennial or short-lived perennial species that grows well on sandy or rocky soils. Attractive to …

Biennial or perennial, 1 – 3 ft. tall, erect stature plant found native in much of the western US from low semi-deserts to montane zones. Requires well drained but various texture soils. Low water …