Ratibida columnifera (Mexican Hat) is a colorful addition to natural-looking, easy-care borders. The drooping petals and columnar center create the effect of a Mexican sombrero. Native to prairies and western states. Perennial.
Drought tolerant once established. Self-sows moderately.
Mexican Oregano: A Tough, Fragrant Perennial for Herb Gardens
Ageratum 'Fields Blue': Reliable Blue Blooms for Edging and Containers
Bellis 'Bellisima Mix': Early Double Daisies for Cool Climates
Dianthus 'Ideal Mix': Lacy-Edged Mix for Tough Conditions
Angelonia 'Archangel': Giant Blooms for Extreme Heat
Mexican Weeping Bamboo – Rare Ornamental Bamboo with Lacy Weeping Form
Thrift 'Bloodstone': Rosy Red Flowers on Compact Evergreen Mounds
Dianthus 'Ideal Raspberry': Raspberry Lacy Flowers
Dianthus 'Ideal Red': Red Lacy Flowers on Tough Plants
Gazania 'Daybreak Mix' – A Kaleidoscope of Color for Sunny Spots
Gazania 'Kiss Mahogany' – Deep Red‑Brown Blooms for Dramatic Contrast
Gazania 'Kiss Mix' – A Complete Palette of Kiss‑Series Colors
Gazania 'Kiss Orange' – Vibrant Pure Orange for Sunny Gardens
Gazania 'Kiss Rose' – Elegant Rose‑Pink Blooms for Hot Climates
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