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    Basket-of-Gold Seeds by West Coast Seeds (Aurinia saxatilis)

    Basket-of-Gold Seeds by West Coast Seeds (Aurinia saxatilis)

    Basket-of-Gold Seeds by West Coast Seeds (Aurinia saxatilis) produce compact perennial plants covered in brilliant golden-yellow flower clusters during spring. This classic rock garden plant is prized for its vibrant colour, drought tolerance, and ability to cascade beautifully over walls and borders. This listing is for seed packets only and does not include live plants.

    Aurinia saxatilis is a low-growing perennial native to rocky regions of Europe and Asia. Plants form dense mounds of grey-green foliage that become nearly hidden beneath masses of bright yellow blooms when flowering. Its spreading habit and early-season colour make it a standout choice for rock gardens, edging, slopes, and alpine plantings.

    This variety is especially valued for attracting pollinators and providing reliable spring colour in low-maintenance landscapes.

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    Sun Requirements ▾

    Basket-of-Gold performs best in full sun where it receives at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Strong sunlight encourages dense growth and abundant flowering. Partial shade is tolerated but may reduce flower production and compactness.

    Watering Instructions ▾

    Maintain lightly moist soil during germination and establishment. Once established, water only when the soil becomes notably dry. Avoid excessive watering, as overly wet conditions may lead to root problems and reduced vigor.

    Care Tips ▾

    Basket-of-Gold grows best in well-draining soil, particularly sandy or rocky soils with moderate fertility. Stable outdoor temperatures and good air circulation support healthy growth. This plant prefers drier conditions and performs exceptionally well in areas with low to moderate humidity. Sow Basket-of-Gold seeds outdoors in spring or fall once soil temperatures reach approximately 15–21°C. Seeds typically germinate within 10–21 days. Plants establish gradually and generally begin flowering in their second growing season. Deadheading spent blooms can help maintain a tidy appearance and encourage healthy growth.
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