Tiny annual with hot pink blooms. Foliage looks like something from a Dr. Suess book. Grows in full sun on shallow soils with sparse vegetation. In cultivation, plants can grow much larger than wild ones. Attracts native bees. (wild collected from Lane County).
Height: 3-6”
Width: 3-6”
Water: moist to very dry
Sun: Full sun
Bloom time: April
Direct sowing: Best sown in fall or early spring. Seeds germinate best in cooler temps. 
Growing transplants: Seeds are not dormant, but benefit from exposure to cool temps (less than 50 degrees for 7 days) then germinate in temps between 60-65 degrees.