This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Brea, California
Seymour, Connecticut
Cordele, Georgia
Dearborn Heights, Michigan
Owosso, Michigan
Pinconning, Michigan
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Franklin, New Hampshire
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Coram, New York
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
North Augusta, South Carolina
Morgantown, West Virginia
Appleton, Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Bought 4 of these to surround an old hydrangea. i don't know how this is a dwarf Gaillardia as the flower stalks on mine are about 2 feet...Read More
Nice little plant, I have mine in a container. Lots of flowers and very low to the ground. Good front of the bed material. Stays nice ...Read More
Very floriferous. Blooms non-stop all summer long! Looks like an annual the way it blooms with beautiful bright yellow flowers. Looks gre...Read More
Very nice flower but never seems to be the perenial it is said to be zone 6. Does great all summer but does not come back. I replant it...Read More
I bought a dwarf gaillardia from a nursery, and planted it in a sandy, rocky soil around our mailbox, and it has definitely thrived there...Read More
I grew these from seed about 6-7 mos ago and have just had my 1st flower, however the leaves always look a bit limp or wilted. I don't k...Read More