What Flowers Are in the Mix?
A mix of 13 annuals (for quick color the first year) and 3 perennials (for blooms that return year after year):
 
      China Aster
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Mixed
Height: 36"
Bloom: Summer, Fall
 
      Chinese Forget-Me-Not
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Blue
Height: 24”
Bloom: Spring, Summer
 
      Wild Cosmos
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Red, White, Pink
Height: 47"
Bloom: Summer, Fall
 
      Rocket Larkspur
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: White, Pink, Blue
Height: 36”
Bloom: Summer
 
      Purple Coneflower
Life Cycle: Perennial
Color: Purple
Height: 36"
Bloom: Summer, Fall
 
      Baby's Breath
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: White
Height: 28”
Bloom: Spring, Summer
 
      Rose Mallow
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Mixed
Height: 47”
Bloom: Summer, Fall
 
      Baby Snapdragon
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Mixed
Height: 20”
Bloom: Spring, Summer
 
      Arroyo Lupine
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Blue
Height: 48”
Bloom: Spring, Summer
 
      Lemon Mint
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Pink, Purple
Height: 31”
Bloom: Summer
 
      Red Poppy
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Red
Height: 36”
Bloom: Spring, Summer
 
      Black-eyed Susan
Life Cycle: Perennial
Color: Yellow, Orange
Height: 30”
Bloom: Summer, Fall
 
      Scarlet Sage
Life Cycle: Perennial
Color: Red
Height: 24”
Bloom: Summer, Fall
 
      Catchfly
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Pink
Height: 36”
Bloom: Summer
 
      Crimson Clover
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Red
Height: 30”
Bloom: Summer
 
      Nasturtium
Life Cycle: Annual
Color: Mixed
Height: 18”
Bloom: Summer, Fall
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      - Bloom Season: Spring through Fall 
- Height: 12"–36" 
- Sunlight: Full sun preferred, tolerates partial sun 
- Zones: USDA 1–10 
- Ideal Regions: Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, West, Southwest, Pacific Northwest 
- Soil Type: Loamy, sandy, clay, acidic, or well-drained soils 
- Watering: Keep moist until established; drought-tolerant once mature 
 
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      - Blooms all season with early, mid, and late flowers 
- Supports pollinators including hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees 
- Easy to grow – thrives with minimal care 
- Eco-friendly – safe for your garden and the wildlife you love 
 
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      - 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. 
 
- Prep your planting area 
 Remove weeds and grasses, then lightly rake or loosen the top 1–2" of soil. Avoid deep tilling.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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. 
 
 
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      - 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) 
 


 
        