Coneflower – Clasping – Ratibida amplexicaulis Annual Open Pollinated. Annual Black-eyed Susan with drooping yellow petals and cone-like center. In its home range it is readily found along roadsides, waste areas, along streams and in prairies. Very easy to grow in hot, dry areas. Keep soil moist for four weeks of after planting. Pack covers approximately 10 sq ft if broadcast. Flowers: Good cut flower. Blooms late summer to fallAttracts: Attracts bees and butterfliesSoil: Adaptable to various soil typesNative: Southeast US USDA Zone: 3-10Plant In: Fall or SpringPlanting Depth: 1/16″Days to Germinate: 7-30 DaysHeight At Maturity: 12″-18″Sun/Shade Requirements: Full SunWater Needs: Moderate WaterBloom Season: Summer, FallSeeding Rate: Use 125 Seeds per Square FootApprox. Seeds Per Pack: 1,441