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annual wildflower seeds Seed Mix Tins

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annual wildflower seeds Seed Mix TinsTuck a little wonder into their stocking this season with our Wildflower Seed Tin a charming metal tin packed with colorful possibilities. Perfect for garden lovers or those dreaming of next spring, each tin covers approximately 250 sq. ft. and includes premium quality seeds to scatter joy and blooms well into the warmer months. Easy to grow and perfect for gardeners of all skill levels, this is a thoughtful, practical gift that keeps giving long

Tuck a little wonder into their stocking this season with our Wildflower Seed Tin – a charming metal tin packed with colorful possibilities. Perfect for garden lovers or those dreaming of next spring, each tin covers approximately 250 sq. ft. and includes premium-quality seeds to scatter joy and blooms well into the warmer months. Easy to grow and perfect for gardeners of all skill levels, this is a thoughtful, practical gift that keeps giving long after the holidays.

Annual Wildflower Mix: This curated mix of quick-growing, all-annual wildflowers will burst into vibrant life and may even self-seed for future seasons. Ideal for low-maintenance landscapes, this blend thrives in full sun and brings cheer to any garden bed, roadside, or open patch.

Includes: Chinese Forget-Me-Not, Cosmos, California Poppy, Candytuft, Corn Poppy, Godetia, and more.

 

Cut Flower Mix: For the one who always brings home fresh flowers, this mix was made to grow beauty by the armful. With a combination of annuals and perennials selected for vase life and bloom power, this seed tin creates a continuous cutting garden all season long.


Includes: Purple Coneflower, Shasta Daisy, Sweet William, Cosmos, Iceland Poppy, Baby’s Breath, and more.

 

Bird & Butterfly Mix: Give the gift of a living pollinator parade. Designed to attract hummingbirds and butterflies, this mix transforms any sunny spot into a wildlife haven filled with soft petals and winged visitors. A festive, eco-friendly way to support biodiversity.


Includes: Butterfly Milkweed, Black-Eyed Susan, Scarlet Sage, China Aster, Lemon Mint, and more.

 

Monarch Butterfly Wildflower Mix: Create a haven for pollinators with this blend of wildflowers selected to both attract and feed Monarch Butterflies. With a blend of annual and perennial flowers, this mix creates a low-maintenance, drought-tolerant habitat for visiting butterflies while establishing color in your garden. 

 

Includes: Siberian Wallflower, Annual Candytuft, Purple Coneflower, Indian Blanket, Zinnia Mix, Butterfly Milkweed, and more.

 

Deer-Resistant Wildflower Mix: If deer are frequent visitors in your garden, this resilient wildflower mix offers a way to enjoy color without constant concern. Selected for their natural resistance, these wildflowers bring a lively display of blooms while being less appealing to browsing wildlife. Plant these in flower beds, pastures, or un-mowed areas to help deter deer while adding color to your space. 

 

Includes: Perennial Lupine, Rocket Larkspur, California Poppy, Blue Sage, French Marigold, Lavender Hyssop, and more. 

 

Dryland Wildflower Mix For gardens shaped by sun and limited water, this drought-tolerant mix offers beauty without compromise. These hardy wildflowers are selected to thrive in dry conditions, producing color and interest where other plants may struggle. A vibrant combination of wildflowers brings movement and resilience to outdoor spaces. 

 

Includes: California Poppy, Blanketflower, Sulphur Cosmos Mix, Baby's Breath, Indian Blanket, Blue Flax, California Bluebell, and more. 

 

Pacific NW Wildflower Mix: Inspired by the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, this thoughtfully curated mix combines regionally adapted blooms that thrive in the PNW climate. From soft drifts of color to airy, meadow-like movement, these wildflowers establish with ease and return a sense of place to the garden. Ideal for flower beds, borders, roadsides, and un-mowed areas in need of a little brightness. 

 

Includes: Five Spot, Siberian Wallflower, Scarlet Flax, Lance Leaf Coreopsis, California Poppy, Black-Eyed Susan, and more.  



Southwest Wildflower Mix: Inspired by the warm tones and open landscapes of the Southwest, this vibrant wildflower mix is designed to thrive in heat, sun, and dry conditions. Once established, these hardy wildflowers settle in with ease, offering a growing season of color with minimal care. Planted together, these seeds create a natural look that softens edges and brings movement to beds, borders, and open spaces.  

 

Includes: Arroyo Lupine, California Poppy, Blue Flax, California Bluebell, Prairie Coneflower, African Daisy, and more. 

 

Native Perennial Wildflower Mix: Selected for their colors, longevity, and carefree nature, this mix of native perennial flowers returns year after year, offering a reliable source of nectar for pollinators. These enduring varieties establish strong roots and improve with each passing season. Plant these in flower beds, pastures, along pathways and borders, or in other un-mowed areas of your garden.  

 

Includes: Purple Coneflower, Blanketflower, Gayfeather, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Rocky Mountain Penstemon, Black-Eyed Susan, and more. 


 


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