Native Texas Clasping Coneflower brings yellow blooms, sometimes accented with reddish-brown near the center, to sunny wildflower plantings. This packet contains 2,000 non-GMO, heirloom, open-pollinated seeds. Picture a spring border glowing with warm color beside grasses and other locally suitable wildflowers.

Natural flower-color variation gives each planting an informal meadow character. Blooming may occur from approximately April through June under favorable regional conditions, with timing influenced by sowing date, weather, and care. Fall sowing is an option in suitable climates, allowing plants to establish ahead of spring growth.

Germination Rate: 95%. Test Date: 12/24. AWSC.

Texas Minimum Germination Rate: None

Why Choose Native Texas Clasping Coneflower?

• Warm flower color: Yellow petals with possible reddish-brown accents brighten informal beds.
• Spring garden interest: Seasonal blooms can complement other regional wildflowers as conditions allow.
• Naturalistic appearance: Add varied flower forms and color to meadow-inspired gardens.
• Manageable care: Suitable established plantings can require less intensive care than highly maintained bedding displays, though watering and weed control remain important.
• Heirloom and open-pollinated: Save mature seed from appropriately isolated plants if maintaining variety purity matters.
• Diverse garden value: Include among other regionally appropriate flowers for a varied landscape.

Planting Tips for Success

• Plan seasonal sowing: Consider fall sowing where local guidance recommends it. Planting dates and establishment patterns vary by region.
• Choose sunlight: Select a sunny site suited to the plant and local climate.
• Prepare the soil: Remove competing weeds and prepare a clean seedbed with good seed-to-soil contact.
• Check drainage: Use soil that drains appropriately. Do not interpret suitability for some drainage-area plantings as tolerance of permanent standing water.
• Sow shallowly: Follow packet directions; press seed into the surface or cover lightly as directed.
• Maintain moisture: Keep the seedbed gently moist during germination and establishment without washing seed away.
• Allow space: Thin seedlings according to packet guidance for growing room and airflow.
• Water established plants: Adjust supplemental watering to rainfall, soil moisture, and heat rather than assuming plants need no water.
• Fertilize sparingly: Follow soil-test recommendations. Avoid excessive nitrogen that can favor foliage over flowers.
• Support as needed: Monitor stems in exposed locations and provide discreet support if they lean.
• Manage seed heads: Leave selected heads for seed collection, or remove them where unwanted reseeding is a concern.

Why Choose David's Garden Seeds®?

• Veteran-Owned: Supplying premium seeds since 2009.
• GO TEXAN Certified: Supporting local agriculture and communities.
• Integrity Pledge: David's Garden Seeds has taken the Seed Integrity Pledge.
• Great Customer Service: David answers all customer service questions, usually within a few minutes.

Ways to Use Native Texas Clasping Coneflower

• Native gardens: Add seasonal color where the species is locally appropriate.
• Wildflower beds: Combine with compatible regional flowers for varied textures and bloom periods.
• Informal borders: Brighten sunny garden edges with yellow flower accents.
• Naturalized spaces: Include in a site-specific planting plan with appropriate drainage and ongoing weed management.

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Start your spring wildflower display with 2,000 Native Texas Clasping Coneflower seeds.

Important Disclosures

• Variety Disclaimer: Bloom timing, flower color, plant height, and performance vary with climate, soil, weather, planting date, and care. Germination test results do not guarantee identical garden results.
• Seed Storage: Store unused seeds in a cool, dry, dark location protected from moisture and temperature extremes.
• Planting Zones: Check local planting dates and regional suitability. Fall sowing and spring flowering timing vary by location.
• Ornamental Use: Seeds are sold for planting, not human consumption. This listing does not establish edible or medicinal suitability.

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