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968

MEXICAN HAT CONEFLOWER

Name: MEXICAN HAT CONEFLOWER
Brand: vendor-unknown
SKU: 968
Price: 1.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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$ 1.50

Ratibida columnifera

Commonly known as Mexican hats, the 30 inch plants produce a number of blooms. The large center, the size of an elongated golf ball, is green turning to brown. The crown of the hat is surrounded by mahogany, fringed with yellow petals that turn down and become the hat brim. Very interesting.

50 seeds

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07/17/2018

Molly M.

United States

My favorite flower--and it did not get planted.

it did not get planted.

M

05/06/2018

margy

Colorado

mex hat

Mexican Hat is not always easy to grow but fun when it does. My first experience with it was at a conference at Bernalillo, NM, grew outside hotel naturally. It's a native plant. Definitely not spectacular, but cute as can be and last several weeks.

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