Arroyo Lupine seeds produce plants with spectacular purple and blue flower spikes. Lupine is native to Southern California and is a must-have for native and meadow gardens. This variety of lupine is drought tolerant and fuss-free. 

Dwarf Red Coneflower is a hardy, drought-tolerant wildflower. Sometimes called the Mexican Hat flower, this beautiful red flower is loved by birds and pollinators.

This beautiful California poppy has stunning golden yellow flowers that bloom during the cooler season. 'Golden West' California poppy is a favorite of honey bees and wild bees!

This long lived perennial grows 2-3' tall with stunning scarlet flowers that bloom from springtime to fall. This easy-to-care-for plant attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and beneficial insects. Plant in the spring for easiest plant establishment.

Bachelor Button is a classic and easy to grow wildflower with beautiful periwinkle blooms. Great cut or dried. Pollinators love them too! Also known as cornflower, these drought-tolerant flowers prefer to bloom in the cool of spring.

Narrowleaf milkweed, a California native, is sometimes called Mexican whorled milkweed. This plant is a nectar source and host plant for the beautiful monarch butterflies. Allow monarch caterpillars to devour the plants. Great for native gardens. Gardeners can plant directly in the ground in the fall or transplant in late winter in mild climates. In areas with cold winters, transplant in the spring when the threat of frost is gone.

Our Butterfly Garden seed mix is a blend of wildflower seed contains varieties well-suited for the Southwest. Beautiful colorful blooms attract butterflies and beneficial insects. Contains Black-Eyed Susan, Butterfly Milkweed, Candytuft, Dwarf Cosmos, Dwarf Godetia, Gayfeather, Illinois Bundleflower, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, New England Aster, Pincushion Flower, Purple Coneflower, Purple Prairie Clover, Roundheaded Bush Clover, Shasta Daisy, Siberian Wallflower, Sweet Alyssum, Sweet William Pinks, and Zinnia.

Our Rainbow carrot seeds are a gardener favorite! This mix of rainbow-colored carrots is for you! Carrots love loose soil and can be easily grown in a pot if ground soil is too dense. Keep soil moist for the best germination possible. Succession plant for continued harvest.

Crisp and sweet, everyone knows the pleasure of snap peas. This American original variety is a popular market pea because of its production and crispiness. Produces in only 70 days.

This Heirloom Sweet Pea mix contains all the favorite old-time sweet pea varieties. Selected for the most vibrant and fragrant blooms, this mix will not disappoint.

This well-known garden Nasturtium is prized for its compact growing habit and sweet fragrance. Nasturtium are a beautiful must-have in the veggie garden, both in beds and containers, and are easy to directly sow. They require little care but are happiest when grown in the cooler months with ample moisture. Flowers and leaves are edible with a flavor similar to arugula.

This beautiful California poppy has stunning orange flowers that bloom during the cooler season. An easy to grow wildflower that can be broadcast in native gardens.