An annual native to much of the eastern US, this strange plant is commonly called Rock Harlequin due to its preference for rock outcrops and fast-draining soils. Plants form bushy rosettes of bleeding heart-like divided leaves, before stalks form that can be over 3 feet tall covered in little pink and white flowers of a frankly indescribable shape. Seeds tend to prefer a light stratification before they germinate but once a plant is established it'll self-seed wildly. Packets contain approx. 30+ seeds each