Tricolor Gilia Bird’s Eyes Gilia tricolor 100 Seeds

Gilia tricolor, commonly known as bird's eyes or tricolor gilia, is a species of flowering plant native to California and parts of Oregon in North America. It belongs to the polemoniaceae family and typically grows in grasslands, chaparral, and open woodlands.
Description:
Flowers: The flowers of Gilia tricolor are small and delicate, typically blue to purple in color, with yellow centers, giving them a distinctive appearance resembling bird's eyes.
Leaves: The leaves are slender and often finely divided, growing in a basal rosette or along the stem.
Habitat: It prefers well-drained soils and is often found in dry, sunny locations.
Cultural Significance:
Gilia tricolor is valued for its ornamental qualities and is sometimes cultivated in gardens for its attractive flowers.
It also plays a role in native ecosystems, providing habitat and nectar for pollinators such as bees and butterflies.