• Growing Temperature: 55–90°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

A Stunning Wildflower Display for Dry Climates: The Southwest Wildflower Seed Mix is designed to thrive in arid conditions, offering a striking combination of 70% annuals and 30% perennials. With a diverse selection of resilient blooms, this mix is ideal for adding bursts of color to gardens, roadsides, and open landscapes. It also attracts essential pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, ensuring a flourishing ecosystem.

Sowing, growing & managing: For best results, sow seeds in early spring or fall when the temperatures are moderate. Choose a location with full sun and well-draining soil. Clear the area of weeds and loosen the topsoil before scattering seeds evenly. Lightly press them into the soil to improve contact and water gently but consistently until germination. In dry climates, seed predation by birds can be a challenge—consider using a thin mulch layer or protective netting to increase germination success.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Harvest wildflowers at their peak bloom when petals are vivid and fully open but not yet wilting. Regular cutting encourages prolonged flowering and helps maintain a dynamic, colorful landscape. To ensure a continuous bloom cycle, avoid cutting flowers that have started to seed.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 70% Annual
• 30% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. African Daisy
2. Arroyo Lupine
3. Birds Eyes
4. Black Eyed Susan
5. Blanket Flower
6. California Poppy Orange
7. Chinese Houses
8. Clarkia
9. Cornflower Dwarf Mix
10. Cornflower Tall Mix
11. Cosmos Bright Lights
12. Cosmos Wild Sensation
13. Daisy Gloriosa Mix
14. Lance Leaf Coreopsis
15. Perennial Blue Flax
16. Plains Coreopsis
17. Purple Coneflower
18. Red Corn Poppy
19. Russell Lupine
20. Scarlet Flax
21. Shirley Poppy Mixed Red and Pink
22. Siberian Wallflower
23. Snapdragon Toadflax
24. Sweet Alyssum Tall White
25. Wild Perennial Lupine