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May 20, 2012 5:46 AM CST
Name: Karen
Valencia, Pa (Zone 6a)
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I wintersow gaillardia. Even wintersown they bloom the first year.

They're short-lived for me in my clay soil, too, usually only lasting a couple of years. Goblins are my favorite. They stay a short, neat mound throughout their lives.Taller ones always get knocked down by storms here. This is a wintersown one in June.
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Same one July 4th
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Propagation tip: With a knife, cut into the root ball in fall. Make several cuts radially, like spokes of a bicycle tire, around the plant. In spring, new little plants pop up around the plant.

Karen

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