Bursting into bloom up to a month earlier than other blanket flowers, 'Arizona Sun' delivers masses of vibrant red-and-yellow daisy-like flowers from early summer into fall. Its compact, uniform habit makes it ideal for large-scale plantings, borders, and containers. This tough perennial thrives in full sun, tolerates heat, humidity, cold, and poor soil, and becomes drought-resistant once established.
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