Perennial Wildflower Mix

"Ole Yeller" Exclusive Yellow Wildflower Seed Mix For the flower gardener that just can't enough get enough yellow, we've designed this mix just for you! A unique blend of 9 yellow wildflowers, this mixture is sure to add light – and intrigue - to your...

Suitable for all regions of North America. "Zin Master" - Zinnia Flower Seed Mix -Zinnia elegans Due to the overwhelming popularity of our individual zinnia varieties, we decided to formulate this mix which incorporates them all.

Our Midwest Wildflower Mix contains a rich blend of 25 annual and perennial favorites ideally suited for the Midwestern states. Plant in spring, summer, or fall in a sunny spot with proper drainage.

Partial Shade Wildflower Seed Mix Yes, it's true that all but a few select wildflowers prefer generally sunny conditions, but it's also true that many can withstand – and even thrive – in partial shade.

Plant in the fall. (Try to recreate the conditions of the forest floor.) Like other spring ephemerals, Trout Lily plants go dormant during the summer. Plants can take up to four years to flower after planting, but the foliage is attractive enough that...

If you do much driving in the country, you've seen the tall plants with bright purple aster-like flowers blooming along the roadsides. Ironweed thrives in full sun and moist soils in zones 5-8.

Plant with Ferns, Columbine and Turk's Cap Lily Bulbs. Grows in part sun to full shade. Its growing nature prefers neutral, well-drained soils. This woodland plant has glossy green foliage and spreads easily.

Not only will it benefit from the shade and organic matter, the gardener will benefit from seeing those wonderful berries up close. 26-30” tall x 24-36” wide. It's a great choice for the edges of a woodland blessed with humus-rich soil.

When to Plant The best time to plant in your area depends on the climate and rainfall patterns as well as the species you are planting. In mild climates, plant during the cooler months of the year, fall through spring, for best results.

Fall plantings should be late enough so that seeds do not germinate until spring. There are annual and perennial flowers that bloom spring, summer and fall in this mix. A wildflower planting requires the same weed control measures as traditional landscaping.

In mild climates, plant during the cooler months of the year, fall through spring, for best results. Sowing Seed Broadcast seeds evenly by hand or with a grass seed spreader. Follow directions on label of herbicide if used.

When planting a pollinator preserve try to avoid using herbicides and pesticides. It thrives in your hot, dry gardens where soil is sandy. There are over 4,000 species of native bees in the United States.

Consider overseeding every year for maximum bloom. Loosen soil 2″ deep and rake smooth. Planting rate = 7-14 lbs./acre, 5 oz./1,000 sq. This mix requires strong filtered sunlight or 1-4 hours of direct sun per day.

Fall plantings should be late enough so that seeds do not germinate until spring. Monarch Butterfly Wildflower Mix provides nectar for adult Monarch butterflies and food for their caterpillars.

More than one third of the food we eat needs to be pollinated by bees. Plants send roots up to 5′ deep making it extremely drought tolerant once established. 230,000 seeds/lb.; 7-10 days, 65-70ºF Plant in full sun in well drained soil, can tolerate...

Consider overseeding every year for maximum bloom. Loosen soil 2″ deep and rake smooth. Planting rate = 7-14 lbs./acre, 5 oz./1,000 sq. Consists of: Bergamot, Black-Eyed Susan, Blanketflower, Butterfly Milkweed, Dwarf Evening Primrose, Eastern Columbine,...

Beekeepers can use this mix as a food source for their hives. Do not water fall plantings until spring. Consider overseeding every year for maximum bloom. In cool climates, plant annuals, perennials or mixtures of annuals and perennials in spring, early...

Sowing Seed Broadcast seeds evenly by hand or with a grass seed spreader. It provides nectar and seeds for songbirds, hummingbirds and butterflies. When to Plant The best time to plant in your area depends on the climate and rainfall patterns as well...

It has flowers in bloom from spring until fall and supplies pollen and nectar for native bees, honeybees and other pollinators. Do not water fall plantings until spring. Consider overseeding every year for maximum bloom.

Do not water fall plantings until spring. Our Northeast Native Wildflower Mix consists of: Consists of: Brown Eyed Susan, Blue Wild Indigo, Butterfly Milkweed, Eastern Columbine, Gayfeather, Golden Alexander, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, New...

Fall plantings should be late enough so that seeds do not germinate until spring. This mix will not thrive in the High Plains or at high altitudes in the Rocky Mountains. A wildflower planting requires the same weed control measures as traditional landscaping.

Consider overseeding every year for maximum bloom. Loosen soil 2″ deep and rake smooth. Planting rate = 5-10 lbs./acre, 4 oz./1,000 sq. Consists of: Baby Blue-Eyes, Basket-of-Gold, California Bluebell, Creeping Daisy, Dwarf California Poppy, Dwarf Sweet...

Do not water fall plantings until spring. Northeast Wildflower Mix consists of: Annual Baby's Breath, Black-Eyed Susan, Catchfly, Cornflower, Corn Poppy, Dwarf Evening Primrose, Foxglove, Gayfeather, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, New England...

Do not water fall plantings until spring. Southeast Wildflower Mix consists of: Annual Baby's Breath, Black-Eyed Susan, Clasping Coneflower, Corn Poppy, Gaura, Gilia, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coropsis, Four O'Clocks, Gayfeather, Leavenworth's Tickseed,...

Grow an array of edible flowers in your backyard. This mix should be planted at 13-26 pounds per acre or 10 ounces per 1,000 sq.ft. The flowers in this mix have a tangy, spicy, peppery, sweet floral, licorice or minty flavor.

This mixture is composed of long-lasting cut flowers. For smaller areas use 8 oz. This mix should be planted at 10-20 lbs. Per 1,000 sq.ft. Mix contains both annuals and perennials to provide cut flowers for many years to come.

Lightly rake seed and gently tamp into soil. Fall seeding can be very successful, especially on dry soils. Sows a 75-100' row or 5-10 sq.ft.; 2-3 oz sows 1,000 sq.ft.; 6-7 lb./acre.