Midwestern Perennial Mix

Wildflowers Seed

Created specifically for the Midwestern region, this colorful mix is for permanent establishment of wild flower meadows, fence rows and hard to mow areas. A mix of 19 different wild flowers including Black Eyed Susan, Lupine, Blue Flax, Gaillardia, Purple Cone Flower, New England Aster, Dwarf Evening Primrose, Sweet William, Prairie Coneflower and Lance-leaved Coreopsis, with a few annuals for color the first year. Sow at 1 lb per 2,000 sq ft.

Size

1 oz.
1/4 lb.
1/2 lb.
1 lb.

Clear

Common Name	Wildflowers Seed
Bloom Season	Summer, Autumn
Color	Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White, Yellow, Blue
Growing Conditions	Outdoor
Growth Habit	Upright
Life Cycle	Annual, Biennial, Perennial
Plant Attributes	Attracts Pollinators, Easy to Grow and Maintain, Ornamental
Plant Height	10" - 60"
Plant Spread	Varies
Planting Season	Spring
Seed Type	Open-Pollinated
Germination Days	15-20 days
Germination Lighting	Yes
Germination Info	Lightly Cover Seed
Soil Temperature	70°

Days to Maturity	120 - 60 days
Light Requirement	Full Sun
Plant Spacing	2" - 3"
Planting Depth	1/8"
Row Spacing	24" - 36"
Sowing Method	Broadcast, Direct Sow
Water Needs	Average