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Choose a plot with sufficient sunlight, loosen and level the soil before sowing. Spread the seeds evenly and cover them with a thin layer of soil, water thoroughly, and keep the soil slightly moist until germination.
Thin the seedlings when they grow 2-3 true leaves, retain the robust ones, control the plant spacing at 20-30 cm. During the growth period, replenish water appropriately according to the dry and wet condition of the soil and avoid waterlogging.
Suitable for planting in most areas of the United States, especially USDA hardiness zones 3-8. It can tolerate mild high temperatures in summer and low temperatures in winter, and grow well in the central plains, northeastern and northwestern regions.
Can be used for garden border creation and flower bed mixed planting, and also serve as cut flower materials inserted into vases, placed in indoor living rooms and studies to add natural beauty and vitality to the space.
Planting in patches can form a spectacular sea of flowers, suitable for landscaping in outdoor public areas such as parks and scenic spots. During the flowering period, it can attract bees and butterflies.