Southwest Wildflower Seed Mix

Description

The Southwest Wildflower mix is a wonderful way to fill in areas of your garden that you don’t typically cultivate. This mix is chosen specifically for the American Southwest with a focus on beautiful blooming flowers that will feed the pollinators and your soul! The seed mix includes:

Common Name                 Scientific Name

Clarkia                                      Clarkia unguiculata

African Daisy                          Dimorphotheca sinuata

California Poppy                    Eschscholzia californica

Indian Blanket                        Gaillardia pulchella

Bird’s Eyes                               Gilia tricolor

Mountain Phlox                      Linanthus grandiflorus

Blue Flax                                  Linum perenne

Arroyo Lupine                         Lupinus succulentus

Blazingstar                               Mentzelia lindheimeri

Pale Evening Primrose          Oenothera pallida

Corn Poppy                              Papaver rhoeas

Palmer Penstemon                 Penstemon palmeri

Desert Penstemon                  Penstemon pseudospectabilis

California Bluebell                 Phacelia campanularia

Prairie Coneflower                 Ratibida columnifera

Peruvian Zinnia                      Zinnia peruviana

Seed Starting Method: Broadcast these seeds in the early spring, summer, and fall in irrigated areas. For elevations below 7,000 feet in Arizona, Southern California, Southern Nevada, and New Mexico.

Growing Requirements: If seeds are sown thickly, thinning clusters will give you larger blooms and happier plants. This mix does not require ongoing maintenance. Simply broadcast seeds, irrigate, and thin.

Blooms: Summer and Fall. Prolonged blooming will occur with irrigation.

 

Soil Temperature:	45-85°F
Planting Depth:	1/4″
Days to Germination:	7-25
Days to Maturity:	65+
Height at Maturity:	2-3′
Lighting Requirements:	Full Sun
Spacing:	6”-12”

 

Packet Weight: .5 gram