Clarkia amoena
Farewell-to-spring is an annual flower native to coastal and lowland regions of the Pacific Northwest and northern California. It produces large, satiny pink to rose-colored flowers with contrasting darker patches near the petal bases, blooming late in the season when many other annuals have already senesced. Farewell-to-spring withstands dry summer conditions and supports native bee species, making it a dependable and visually striking component of late-spring to early-summer wildflower communities.
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| Mature Height | to 3' |