Pronunciation: klee-oh'me
Trouble-free in full sun and average garden soil. Tolerates drought. In the South, cut plants back by at least one-third in late July or early August to produce fresh stems and new flower heads. Plants self-sow abundantly; expect many seedlings next spring. Keep or relocate desired seedlings, weed out the rest. True annual—plants die after flowering.
For more on planting and care of annuals, see our guide.
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