Gazania Seeds for Planting Heat & Drought Tolerant Garden Flowers & Ground Covers

Wivolibe Seeds, a renowned brand, has consistently provided high-quality seeds to its customers, offering a wide array of options from flowers, herbs, and fruits. The Creeping Thyme, Fruit Bamboo, Mixed Phlox, and Sunflower Flower are some of the captivating products in the brand's extensive portfolio.

The Gazania line from Wivolibe Seeds is particularly special, boasting gigantic blooms that burst with vibrant colors and completely cover the small plants from early summer until frost. The combination of very large flowers, an early and long bloom season, and ultra-tolerant, low-spreading plants make this Gazania line a true standout.

This Gazania is a surefire winner in any flower bed, captivating with its visual appeal and ongoing reliability. The 4-inch flowers bloom on compact 8-10-inch plants that also spread 6-8 inches. The blooms come in a variety of solid colors, ranging from bright yellow to orange, red, pink, and white, as well as in wild color combinations featuring vibrant stripes or contrasting rings.

Although Gazania is considered an annual in the North, it is a short-lived perennial in the South. One of the remarkable features of this plant is its ability to reseed easily from flower seeds, allowing gardeners to effortlessly replicate the desired look.

The seeding rate for Gazania is 2-3 seeds per plant. This tough little plant thrives in full sun, tolerates all soil types, and flourishes with moderate watering. In the South, Gazania blooms profusely in the fall, winter, and late spring, and then intermittently during the hottest months of summer, before bursting into bloom again in the fall.

Gardeners can use Gazania plants in clusters to create a generous bedding ground cover, or even incorporate the Gazania mix into hanging baskets or sunny patio containers. Originating from South Africa, Gazania is an easy and enjoyable plant to grow, adding vibrant color and texture to any outdoor space.

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