This reliable favorite features cheerful yellow/red flowers, 3 inches across. Its rich nectar attracts many pollinators and the seeds are used by birds, goldfinches in particular. Classified by Xerces.org as being of special value to native bees. Easy to grow in full sun with loose, fast-draining soil. Reaches about 2 ft. tall, blooms between May and September depending on elevation.  Not favored by deer or rabbits, drought tolerant once established.