You will get 500 seeds of Chamaenerion Angustifolium, also known as Fireweed. *) Produces striking magenta blossoms, perfect for sunny, moist sites *) Grows rapidly and spreads by rhizomes, requires space in landscapes *) Common in Northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, Alaska, and Northern Hemisphere *) Ideal for pollinator gardens, attracting bees and lepidoptera *) Thrives after wildfires, quickly establishing in burned areas *) Suitable for gardeners looking for low-maintenance, fast-growing plants *) Requires full sun and well-drained, moist soils for best results *) Great for naturalizing wild spaces or controlled garden landscapes *) Formerly known as Epilobium Angustifolium, now a popular willow herb family plant Grow a striking, fast-growing plant with 500 seeds of Chamaenerion Angustifolium, also known as Fireweed. This hardy perennial features magenta blooms and willow-like leaves, making it a vibrant addition to sunny, moist environments. However, Fireweed spreads aggressively by rhizomes, so it requires careful planning for smaller landscape settings. It is particularly well-known in Northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, Alaska, and across the Northern Hemisphere, while also appearing sporadically in Illinois and Iowa. Fireweed is named for its rapid growth following wildfires, where it can quickly transform barren landscapes into dense, magenta-studded stands. This member of the willow herb family thrives in full sun and moist soil, making it an excellent choice for gardeners looking for low-maintenance, fast-growing plants. It is widely used in pollinator gardens, providing both nectar for bees and food for lepidoptera. Once established, Fireweed requires little care, though it cannot tolerate competition from other plants, so be sure to give it room to spread and flourish. If you?re seeking a stunning, hardy, and useful addition to your garden, Fireweed is a fantastic choice. With its striking magenta blossoms and pollinator-friendly properties, it?s a standout plant for any garden. Please note that it can spread rapidly, so ensure proper spacing in smaller gardens or consider using it in wild or open spaces. Formerly known as Epilobium Angustifolium, Fireweed is a unique, resilient plant that will bring color and life to your landscape.