Edible Blooms Wildflower Mix

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Grow beauty you can eat. The Edible Blooms Wildflower Mix is your garden-to-table starter kit—bursting with colorful, edible flowers perfect for garnishing salads, beverages, desserts, and more. Ideal for culinary creatives, this mix is Bee-Friendly, Pollinator-Attracting, Easy to Grow, and Long-Blooming, bringing flavor and color to your garden season after season.

Available in two convenient sizes:

  • 5 g Sprinkle Packet – Ideal for containers, window boxes, small borders, or tucking flowers into existing garden beds

  • 25 g Garden Packet – Perfect for larger garden beds, open landscapes, or along fence lines

Plant densely for a rich, full display, or space them out for a relaxed, meadow-inspired feel.

Starting at $4.99

Grow beauty you can eat. The Edible Blooms Wildflower Mix is your garden-to-table starter kit—bursting with colorful, edible flowers perfect for garnishing salads, beverages, desserts, and more. Ideal for culinary creatives, this mix is Bee-Friendly, Pollinator-Attracting, Easy to Grow, and Long-Blooming, bringing flavor and color to your garden season after season.

Available in two convenient sizes:

  • 5 g Sprinkle Packet – Ideal for containers, window boxes, small borders, or tucking flowers into existing garden beds

  • 25 g Garden Packet – Perfect for larger garden beds, open landscapes, or along fence lines

Plant densely for a rich, full display, or space them out for a relaxed, meadow-inspired feel.

Starting at $4.99

    • Bloom Season: Spring through Fall

    • Plant Mix: 16 varieties—11 annuals for immediate, vibrant first-year color and 5 perennials/biennials for returning blooms in future seasons

    • Height: 6–72 inches

    • Sunlight: Prefers full sun; tolerates partial sun

    • Zones: USDA 1–10

    • Ideal Regions: Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, West, Southwest, Pacific Northwest

    • Soil Type: Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil, Clay Soil, Acidic Soil, Well-Drained Soil

    • Soil Moisture: Suited for dry, average, and moist/wet soils

    • Watering: Keep soil moist until established; drought-tolerant once mature

    • Garden-to-table freshness. Harvest colorful blooms to brighten salads, desserts, drinks, and more.

    • Pollinator-friendly. Attracts bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects while adding beauty to your space.

    • Season-long color. Annuals for quick first-year blooms, plus perennials and biennials for lasting appeal in future seasons.

    • Beginner-friendly. Easy to grow and adaptable to a variety of light and soil conditions.

  • These 16 garden-facing varieties—blending annuals, perennials, and a biennial—offer both culinary flair and flower power:

    Varieties include: Hollyhock, English Daisy, Calendula or Pot Marigold, Safflower, Dwarf Cornflower or Bachelor Button, Chicory, Organic Coriander/Cilantro, Sweet William, Leaf Fennel, Garland Daisy, Hyssop, Sweet Alyssum, Large Leaf Italian Basil, African Marigold, Nasturtium, Johnny Jump-Up.

    1. Pick the right time to sow

      • Cold-winter zones: Sow in spring after frost or fall after a hard freeze.

      • Warm-winter zones: Winter-sow in January–February before rains.

      • Soil temp should be 55–70°F for germination.

    2. Prep your planting area
      Remove weeds and grasses, then lightly rake or loosen the top 1–2" of soil. Avoid deep tilling.

    3. Mix & spread seeds evenly
      Blend seeds with 4–8 parts dry sand for even coverage. Broadcast half east–west, half north–south. Avoid overseeding — wildflowers need space to thrive.

    4. Press seeds into soil (don’t cover!)
      Walk over small areas or press down with cardboard to ensure good seed-to-soil contact. Wildflower seeds need light to germinate.

    5. Water & wait
      Keep soil consistently moist until seedlings reach 4–6" tall, then water weekly if rainfall is low.

      • Annuals bloom the first year.

      • Perennials return and bloom in years 2–3.

    • 5 g Sprinkle Packet – covers approximately 25 sq. ft. (ideal for containers, borders, or small patches)

    • 25 g Garden Packet – covers approximately 125 sq. ft. (perfect for larger beds or pollinator gardens)