Perennials are like a surprise present, popping up when the weather suits them, bringing fresh color and often, more pollinators, to the garden with little work on the part of the gardener. 'Celebration' has sprightly red flowers that have a hint of orange to them, and they often blanket the foot tall mound of greenery beginning in late spring to early summer right up until freeze. Cut fresh flowers to make summer bouquets, as that will help encourage more blooms (so will deadheading). Drought tolerant once established, blanket flowers are usually overlooked by deer and rabbit, but butterflies love them!