# Flower
Gilia flowers
Gilia is an annual with a long blooming period. Starting in spring, each plant produces hundreds of half-inch white flowers with blue or lavender edges. Though small, these flowers look very pretty when massed. They grow on upright stems, about 18 inches tall, surrounded by soft, lacy foliage.
This plant is very easy to grow. It takes full sun, low water, and tolerates many different types of soil, including clay. It can be planted from seeds and reseeds itself the next spring reliably, and is very attractive to bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.
Gilia Flower Cluster with Dark Eye Centres
Wild Gilia Flowers in Meadow Field
Single Gilia Flower with Dark Purple Blotch
Mass of Gilia Flowers Across Open Field
Gilia Flowers Among Wild Meadow Grasses
Gilia Flowers with Yellow Wildflower Field
Gilia Flower Close-Up Showing Eye Detail
Single Gilia Flower with Blue Stamens
Gilia Flower Spray with Pink Blooms Nearby
Two Gilia Flowers on Hairy Stem
Gilia Flower Cluster Against Soft Purple Background
Gilia Flowers with Blue Stamens and Buds
Dense Carpet of Gilia Flowers in Sunlight
Gilia Flowers Mixed with Blue Wildflowers
Small Gilia Flowers on Rocky Ground
Gilia Flowers with Orange Poppies in Landscape
Vivid Purple Gilia Flowers Among Yellow Blooms
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