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Bloom Season: Spring through Fall
Height: 12"–36"
Sunlight: Full sun preferred, tolerates partial sun
Zones: USDA 1–10
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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A balanced mix of annuals (for quick color the first year) and perennials (for blooms that return year after year):
China Aster, Forget‑Me‑Not, Wild Cosmos, Larkspur, Purple Coneflower, Baby’s Breath, Rose Mallow, Snapdragon, Lupine, Lemon Mint, Red Poppy, Black‑eyed Susan, Scarlet Sage, Catchfly, Crimson Clover, Nasturtium.
See each flower in bloom: Pollinator Garden Mix Guide →
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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 – ~25 sq ft
25 g Garden Packet – ~125 sq ft