• Growing Temperature: 50–75°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

Compact Beauty, Big Impact: The Low-Grow Wildflower Seed Mix is designed for gardeners who want a lush, colorful display without excessive height. Composed of 75% annuals and 25% perennials, this mix brings long-lasting color to borders, pathways, and garden edges while staying under 18 inches tall.

Sowing, growing & managing: For best results, sow seeds directly into well-drained soil in early spring or late summer. Clear the area of weeds, loosen the soil, and scatter seeds evenly, pressing them gently for optimal contact. Keep the area moist until germination occurs. This mix thrives in full sun and requires minimal maintenance beyond occasional watering and deadheading to prolong blooming.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Although this mix is designed for a compact display, many of the flowers can be cut for small arrangements. Cut flowers when they are fully open and vibrant, avoiding those that have begun to wilt. Allow some flowers to go to seed for natural reseeding and continued blooms in future seasons.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 75% Annual
• 25% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Baby Blue Eyes
2. Calendula Pacific Beauty Mix
3. California Poppy Orange
4. Candytuft Mix
5. Catchfly
6. Chinese Forget Me Not
7. Cornflower Dwarf Mix
8. Forget Me Not Blue
9. Godetia
10. Johnny Jump Up
11. Phlox Annual Red
12. Plains Coreopsis
13. Red Corn Poppy
14. Shirley Poppy Mixed Red and Pink
15. Spurred Snapdragon

• Growing Temp 60°F – 75°F
• Days to Maturity 75-100 days

Ease of Cultivation and Environmental Benefits: The North American Native Wildflower Seed Mix is a thoughtfully curated blend of wildflower species indigenous to North America. It is easy to grow and highly adaptable to a variety of soils and climates, making it ideal for beginner gardeners, conservationists, and landscape designers alike. This mix produces a stunning display of color while supporting native pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds, contributing to ecological health and biodiversity.

Direct Sowing: For direct sowing, prepare the soil by removing weeds and lightly raking the surface. Sow the seeds in spring or fall when the soil temperature is consistently above 60°F. Distribute the seeds evenly and press them gently into the soil—do not bury them, as most wildflowers need light to germinate. Water the area with a fine mist and keep the soil moist until germination begins, typically within 10–21 days. No thinning is usually necessary, as these native species are meant to grow densely and naturally.

Early Sowing for Seedlings: Although direct sowing is preferred for wildflowers, seeds can be started indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost. Sow on the surface of a well-draining seed-starting mix in shallow trays. Keep the trays in a well-lit, warm space (65–75°F). Lightly press the seeds into the surface without covering them. Once seedlings are 2–3 inches tall and hardened off, transplant them into prepared garden beds, maintaining a naturalistic spacing.

Harvesting and Maintenance: This wildflower mix is low maintenance and doesn’t require traditional harvesting. Enjoy blooms throughout the growing season. Allow some flowers to set seed in the late season to ensure self-sowing for future growth. Optional deadheading can prolong blooming. At the end of the season, mow or cut back the area to encourage reseeding and prepare the soil for the next cycle of vibrant native growth.

• Growing Temperature: 50–75°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

A Pollinator’s Paradise: The Pollinator Wildflower Seed Mix is a vibrant blend designed to attract and sustain bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. With a balanced mix of annuals and perennials, this selection provides season-long nectar sources while ensuring future blooms return year after year.

Sowing, growing & managing: Sow seeds in early spring or late summer in well-drained soil with full to partial sun. Remove weeds, loosen the topsoil, and spread seeds evenly. Lightly press them into the soil for optimal contact, then water consistently until germination. Once established, these flowers require minimal maintenance while supporting crucial pollinators in your garden.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Pick flowers when they are fully open to enjoy vibrant indoor bouquets. Allow some flowers to go to seed, encouraging natural reseeding and continuous blooming in future seasons.

Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 50% Annual
• 50% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Baby Blue Eyes
2. Bee Balm
3. Blanket Flower
4. California Poppy Orange
5. Coreopsis Lance Leaf
6. Cosmos Sensation Mix
7. Crimson Clover
8. Evening Primrose
9. Gayfeather
10. Lacy Phacelia
11. New England Aster
12. Purple Coneflower
13. Red Corn Poppy
14. Siberian Wallflower
15. Sunflower Lemon Queen
16. Sweet Alyssum Tall White
17. Wild Perennial Lupine
18. Yellow Prairie Coneflower

• Growing Temperature: 50–75°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

Thrives in Dappled Light: The Partial Shade Wildflower Seed Mix is specially curated for areas that receive filtered sunlight or morning sun with afternoon shade. This balanced blend of annuals and perennials ensures a continuous display of color from spring through fall, offering beauty in spaces where full sun varieties may struggle.

Sowing, growing & managing: For optimal growth, sow seeds directly into moist, well-drained soil in early spring or late summer. Remove weeds, loosen the topsoil, and scatter seeds evenly. Lightly press them into the soil for good contact and water consistently until germination. This mix flourishes with minimal care, rewarding gardeners with resilient blooms and pollinator-friendly flowers.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Harvest blooms when petals are fully open for stunning fresh arrangements. Regular trimming encourages prolonged flowering. To support natural reseeding, allow some flowers to mature and drop seeds.

Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 50% Annual
• 50% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Alpine Forget Me Not
2. Annual Phlox Red
3. Baby Blue Eyes
4. Catchfly
5. Chinese Houses
6. Cornflower Tall Blue
7. Coreopsis Lance Leaf
8. Dames Rocket
9. Evening Primrose
10. Five Spot
11. Foxglove
12. Lemon Mint
13. Purple Coneflower
14. Red Corn Poppy
15. Rose Mallow
16. Scarlet Flax
17. Shirley Poppy Mixed
18. Siberian Wallflower
19. Sweet William
20. Toadflax/Spurred Snapdragon

• Growing Temperature: 45–80°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

Celebrate Native Beauty: The Native Wildflower Seed Mix is a balanced combination of 50% annuals and 50% perennials, carefully selected to provide a stunning, long-lasting display of regionally adapted wildflowers. This mix supports local pollinators, enhances biodiversity, and brings natural beauty to gardens and open spaces.

Sowing, growing & managing: For optimal results, sow seeds directly into well-drained soil in early spring or fall. Prepare the planting area by removing weeds, loosening the soil, and scattering seeds evenly. Lightly press seeds into the soil to ensure good contact and water consistently until germination. These native flowers thrive in full sun and require minimal care once established.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: For fresh floral arrangements, harvest blooms when petals are fully open but before they begin to fade. Regular cutting encourages prolonged blooming. To allow natural reseeding, leave some flowers to mature and drop seeds at the end of the season.

Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 50% Annual
• 50% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Birds Eyes
2. Black Eyed Susan
3. Blanket Flower
4. California Bluebell
5. California Poppy Orange
6. Columbine McKana Giant Mix
7. Coreopsis Lance Leaf
8. Coreopsis Plains
9. Fivespot
10. Flax Blue Annual
11. Flax Blue Perennial
12. Gayfeather
13. Indian Blanket Flower
14. Lemon Mint
15. Lupine Arroyo
16. Lupine Wild Perennial
17. Mexican Hat
18. Penstemon Rocky Mountain
19. Phlox Annual Red
20. Purple Coneflower

• Growing Temperature: 50–75°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

Timeless Beauty in Every Bloom: The Heirloom Flower Seed Mix is a carefully selected blend of 75% annuals and 25% perennials, offering a stunning variety of classic flowers that have been cherished for generations. These vibrant and diverse blooms will bring color, fragrance, and pollinators to your garden throughout the growing season.

Sowing, growing & managing: For best results, sow seeds directly in well-drained soil during early spring or late summer. Prepare the soil by removing weeds and loosening the top few inches, then scatter the seeds evenly and lightly press them into the soil for good contact. Keep the area moist until germination occurs. This mix thrives in full sun and benefits from occasional deadheading to encourage prolonged blooming.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Harvest flowers when they are fully open but before they begin to wilt to enjoy fresh-cut arrangements indoors. Regularly cutting blooms can stimulate more flowering, while allowing some to go to seed ensures natural reseeding for future seasons.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 75% Annual
• 25% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Annual Blue Flax
2. Annual Red Phlox
3. Calendula Pacific Beauty
4. California Bluebell
5. California Poppy Orange
6. Catchfly
7. Chinese Forget Me Not
8. Clasping Coneflower
9. Cornflower Tall Mix
10. Cosmos Wild Sensation
11. Evening Primrose
12. Garland Daisy
13. Godetia/Farewell to Spring
14. Globe Gilia
15. Indian Blanket
16. Lance Leaf Coreopsis
17. Lemon Mint
18. Purple Coneflower
19. Red Corn Poppy
20. Scarlet Flax
21. Snapdragon Toadflax
22. Sweet William Tall Single Mix
23. Wild Perennial Lupine
24. Zinnia California Giants

• Growing Temperature: 50–75°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

A Burst of Autumn Color: The Fall Blooming Wildflower Seed Mix is specially curated to extend your garden’s beauty into late summer and fall. With a balance of 60% annuals and 40% perennials, this mix ensures a long-lasting, colorful display, perfect for attracting pollinators and brightening up your outdoor space as the seasons change.

Sowing, growing & managing: For optimal results, sow seeds in early spring or late summer in well-drained soil. Remove weeds, loosen the top layer, and scatter seeds evenly before pressing them gently into the soil. Water consistently until germination occurs. This mix thrives in moderate temperatures and benefits from occasional deadheading to prolong blooms and encourage reseeding for future seasons.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: To enjoy fresh-cut flowers indoors, harvest blooms at their peak, when petals are fully open but before they start to fade. Regular cutting can promote continued flowering, while allowing some flowers to go to seed ensures natural reseeding for the next season.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 60% Annual
• 40% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Annual Phlox
2. Black Eyed Susan
3. California Poppy Orange
4. Cornflower
5. Cosmos Sensation Mix
6. Gayfeather/Blazing Star
7. Gloriosa Daisy
8. Godetia
9. New England Aster
10. Painted Daisy
11. Purple Coneflower
12. Rocket Larkspur
13. Shirley Poppy
14. Snapdragon
15. Sunflower Dwarf Sunspot
16. Sweet William
17. White Yarrow
18. Zinnia California Giant

• Growing Temperature: 50–90°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

Thrives in Tough Conditions: The Dry Area Wildflower Seed Mix is a resilient combination of 50% annuals and 50% perennials, chosen for their ability to flourish in arid and drought-prone environments. This vibrant mix offers season-long color while requiring minimal watering, making it ideal for water-conscious gardeners and tough landscapes.

Sowing, growing & managing: For best results, sow seeds in early spring or fall in well-drained, sandy, or loamy soil. Clear the area of weeds, lightly rake the soil, and broadcast the seeds evenly. Press them gently into the soil to ensure good contact and water lightly until germination. Once established, these wildflowers are highly drought-tolerant and require little maintenance beyond occasional watering during prolonged dry spells.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Cut flowers when they are in full bloom to enjoy their beauty indoors. Regular deadheading can encourage extended blooming, while allowing some flowers to go to seed supports natural reseeding for future seasons.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 50% Annual
• 50% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Black Eyed Susan
2. Blanket Flower
3. Blue Flax Perennial
4. California Poppy Orange
5. Catchfly
6. Cornflower Tall Blue
7. Cosmos Bright Lights
8. Cosmos Wild Sensation Mix
9. Daisy African
10. Daisy Garland
11. Four OClock Mixed
12. Indian Blanket
13. Mexican Hat
14. Plains Coreopsis
15. Red Corn Poppy
16. Shirley Poppy Mixed Red and Pink
17. Siberian Wallflower
18. Snapdragon Toadflax
19. Yarrow White

• Growing Temperature: 50–85°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

A Feast for Wings: The Bird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix is a vibrant blend of 75% annuals and 25% perennials, specially curated to attract birds and butterflies. With a combination of bright flowers and nectar-rich blooms, this mix transforms any garden into a lively haven for winged visitors.

Sowing, growing & managing: For best results, sow seeds in early spring or fall when temperatures are moderate. Select a well-draining, sunny location and clear the area of weeds. Scatter seeds evenly over loosened soil, press them lightly, and water gently but consistently until germination. To protect seeds from birds before they sprout, consider using a thin mulch layer or netting.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: Harvest flowers when they are in full bloom but before petals start to fade. Regular cutting encourages continued flowering, extending the beauty of your wildflower garden. If you want to attract birds with seed heads, allow some flowers to go to seed for natural foraging.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 75% Annual
• 25% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Birds Eyes
2. Black Eyed Susan
3. Calendula Pacific Beauty Mix
4. California Poppy Orange
5. Cornflower Tall Blue
6. Cosmos Wild Sensation
7. Godetia
8. Indian Blanket
9. Lance Leaf Coreopsis
10. Lacy Phacelia
11. Mexican Hat
12. Perennial Lupine
13. Plains Coreopsis
14. White Yarrow

• Growing Temperature: 50–85°F
• Days to Maturity: 7–30 days

A Haven for Pollinators: The Bee Loving Wildflower Mix is a carefully selected blend of 100% annuals designed to attract and support bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. With nectar-rich flowers and fragrant herbs, this mix provides essential forage and habitat, making it a beautiful and beneficial addition to any garden or meadow.

Sowing, growing & managing: For best results, sow seeds in early spring or fall when temperatures are moderate. Choose a well-draining, sunny location and clear the area of weeds. Scatter seeds evenly over loosened soil, lightly press them in, and water gently but consistently until germination. To deter birds from eating the seeds, consider using a light mulch cover or protective netting until seedlings establish.

Cutting Wildflowers: How and When: To encourage continuous blooming, cut flowers when they are fully open but not yet wilting. Regularly harvesting flowers will promote additional growth, ensuring a prolonged bloom period. If you want to allow reseeding for the next season, leave some flowers to mature and drop their seeds naturally.

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Seed Composition (subject to change depending on availability)

• 100% Annual
• 0% Perennial

Flower List (subject to change depending on availability)

1. Borage
2. Buckwheat
3. Calendula Pacific Beauty Orange
4. Cilantro
5. Common Mallow
6. Cosmos Wild Sensation Mix
7. Crimson Clover
8. Dill Bouquet
9. Lacy Phacelia
10. Love in a Mist Blue
11. Radish
12. Sunflower Wild
13. White Mustard