With a stunning selection of wildflower seeds for sale, we offer a choice for any taste or garden habitat. Our varieties include America’s Texas wildflower seeds, such as Bluebonnet - with its deep blue appealing blossoms, purple coneflowers, cheery Blackeyed Susans, colorful blanketflowers, milkweeds, and many others that will bring joy to your outdoor space.
Growing Wildflower Seeds in Your Outdoor Space
- Perfect for creating pollinator-friendly areas
- Dozens of varieties available
- A wide selection for different growing conditions
- Generally easy to grow and resilient
INTRODUCING WILDFLOWER SEEDS
Wildflowers bring a sense of wilderness to your garden space and enrich your local ecosystem. Their ability to thrive in various conditions and their resilience make them an excellent choice for beginner gardeners. Wildflowers are indigenous to many parts of the world. Each region boasts its own unique species that contribute to the local environment. Adapting well to USDA hardiness zones 2 through 10, wildflowers can be grown in nearly any landscape. Their growth habit can attract beneficial insects and pollinators like bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other birds, adding to your area’s biodiversity.
HOW TO PLANT WILDFLOWER SEEDS
Each variety of wildflower seeds has its own unique needs, so follow the instructions on the back of your packet for the best results. Many wildflowers are perennials that require cold stratification or scarification for spring planting (or can be directly sown in the fall or winter), while others are annuals that can be directly sown as soon as the soil warms without much preparation in advance. Whatever your choice, wildflowers are typically very easy to grow after you meet their needs for germination and choose the right spot for them to thrive.
MAINTAINING WILDFLOWER AREAS
Once established, wildflower areas are relatively low in maintenance. Designed to thrive with minimal intervention, they promote a natural and sustainable gardening approach. Most wildflowers will do well with natural rainfall. Wildflower gardens have rural, natural beauty, also providing crucial habitats for pollinators and contributing to the local ecosystem.
