Great Basin Seeds Desert Globemallow

For the best results, sow these seeds in the fall. This timing allows the seeds to settle in and prepare for vigorous growth when spring arrives.

Desert Globemallow is exceptionally drought-tolerant. Once established, it requires minimal supplemental watering, making it an excellent choice for xeriscaping and low-water landscapes.

While the plant itself is a perennial, it has a relatively short lifespan. However, it is a prolific seed producer, which means it typically re-establishes itself naturally in the environment without needing constant intervention.

You should sow the seeds at a shallow depth of approximately 0.25 inches. Planting them too deep can hinder germination.

Desert Globemallow is well-adapted to the desert southwest and thrives in USDA hardiness zones 6 through 9. It prefers full sun exposure but can tolerate partial shade.

Yes, as a native species with a rapid growth rate, it is highly effective for reclamation and restoration projects where quick establishment and soil stabilization are needed.