Prairie Smoke🩷Native Perennial Deer Resistant Flower Seeds

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🎇Are you looking for a unique and awe-inspiring way to liven up your garden or outdoor space? Look no further than our Prairie Smoke Seeds! These remarkable seeds bloom into stunning bursts of vibrant color, just like a dazzling display.🎇

🌱Perfect for any nature lover or gardening enthusiast, these seeds are easy to plant and care for. Simply scatter them in a sunny area with well-drained soil, and watch as they grow into stunning, long-lasting of color.

Prairie Smoke Overview

Notes：

• Fall planting or cold stratification produces more germination./ deer resistant
• Cut flowers and dried flowers long lived perennial.
• Grows in groups of three among fern like leaves. Bonus- turns fall colors in autumn.

This perennial wildflower is native to North American prairies. It gets its name from the long, wispy, feather-like achenes (seed heads) that develop during the summer. With their pinkish shades, they create an impression of puffs of smoke. And they remain on the plant for several weeks. The small, pink, bud-like flowers may not be as impressive as the achenes, but they still add a splash of color to the garden starting in the spring.

Whether you want to add some excitement to your backyard or create a striking display in a public park, Prairie Smoke Seeds are sure to impress. So don't wait, order your seeds today and get ready to be amazed by the natural beauty of these blooms!

How to Grow It ?🧑‍🌾

Prairie smoke is a beautiful wild plant belonging to the rose family, usually found growing in dry grasslands and mountainous regions in North America. This plant has relatively low soil and light requirements, and can grow in poor soil and semi or full sunlight conditions.

Here are some basic steps for planting prairie smoke:

1. Choose a suitable planting location: Prairie smoke requires ample sunlight, so it is best to choose a place with adequate sun exposure for planting. In addition, prairie smoke also requires well-drained soil and should not be planted in waterlogged areas.

2. Prepare the soil: Prairie smoke needs suitable soil, and the best soil is sandy or mixed with sand. You can improve the soil before planting by fertilizing and tilling.

3. Sow seeds or transplant seedlings: If using seeds, you can sow them in the spring or fall. Mix the seeds with sand, then evenly spread them on the prepared soil and gently press them down. If using seedlings, transplant them into the prepared soil.

4. Water and care for the plants: In the early stage of planting prairie smoke, keep the soil moist. Once the plant starts growing, reduce the frequency of watering. It is important to weed in a timely manner to maintain soil aeration and moisture.

Overall, prairie smoke is a relatively easy plant to grow and care for. With proper soil and light conditions, regular watering and care, you can grow prairie smoke in your home or garden.