Plains Snake Cotton (Froelichia floridana) or Large Cottonweed is a very unusual and unique fuzzy annual native to the Southern U.S. and Plains regions. The inflorescence spikes spiral upwards with small red-orange flowers that mature into cottony seeds. This drought-tolerant, attractive native plant is perfect for full sun areas with well-draining or sandy soils and adds biodiversity and interest
>Full Sun
>Sandy/Well-Draining Soils
>Drought Tolerant
>Reaches 6ft tall
>Attracts unique specialist insectsÂ
Germination: Sow in Fall in sandy or well-draining soil. Seeds need around 60 days of cold-stratification to break dormancy
