Blanket Flowers are known for their brightly colored flowers in shades of orange, yellow, brown, and red. The flowers are often daisy-like in shape, with a central disk surrounded by petals.

Blanket Flowers are native to North and South America and are found in various habitats, including grasslands, deserts, and prairies. Blanket Flowers bloom in the summer and fall, and their long-lasting blooms make them popular in gardens and flowerbeds. They are often used in xeriscape gardens and other drought-tolerant landscapes because they are well-adapted to arid conditions and require little water. They are also popular for use in wildflower meadows and different naturalistic landscapes.

Blanket Flowers are a nectar source for pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. In addition, they are an essential food source for some wildlife species, including pronghorns and bison.

Blanket Flowers symbolize love and passion because of their bright and bold colors. In addition, because they can withstand harsh environmental conditions and continue to bloom, Blanket Flowers represent perseverance and resilience. The cheerful appearance of Blanket Flowers, with their bright blooms and sunny disposition, make them a symbol of joy and happiness. With its easy-going nature and low maintenance requirements, the Blanket Flower also symbolizes simplicity and the beauty of natural, unpretentious things. Their bright and optimistic colors and ability to bloom even under challenging conditions symbolize hope and optimism.