Western Wildflower Seed Mix
Western Wildflower Seed Mix
- Combination of annuals and perennials that keep on giving.
- Formulated for elevations below 7,000′ elevation.
- Mixture is for ornamental landscaping.
- Contains native and non-native species.
Quantity is per pound. Example: 1 = 1 lb, 2 = 2 lbs, 3 = 3lbs, etc. This is pure seed, not a live plant.
Description
Western Wildflower Seed Mix Description
This mixture is for ornamental landscaping in the western U.S. and Canada, a combination of annuals and perennials that keep on giving. The perennials will grow back from the root-clump year after year, and the annuals are prolific seed producers and will re-seed themselves annually. Flowers will provide color throughout the growing season. This mixture contains native species as well as non-native species that are adapted to the region.
Western Wildflower Seed Mix is formulated for the following geographic areas below 7,000′ elevation:
- Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Idaho and Wyoming
- Western Kansas and Nebraska
- Montana, North and South Dakota
- Oregon and Eastern Washington
- Southern Alberta, Southeast British Columbia and Southern Saskachewan
For elevations above 7,000 feet we recommend our Mountain Mix. For more southern regions we recommend our Southwest Wildflower Seed Mix
Western Wildflower Seed Mix contains the following species:
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- Annual Candytuft
- Blanketflower
- Blue Flax
- California Poppy
- Clarkia, Cornflower
- Corn Poppy
- Deerhorn Clarkia
- Dwarf Evening Primrose
- Globe Gilia
- Greenthread
- Indian Blanket
- Pale Evening Primrose
- Palmer Penstemon
- Perennial Lupine
- Plains Coreopsis
- Prairie Aster
- Prairie Coneflower
- Rocky Mountain Penstemon
- Showy Goldeneye
Planting Rate = 6-12 pounds per acre -or- 5 oz. per 1,000 sq. ft.
100% Seed! Our wildflower mixes are 100% seed…there are no “fillers” or “carriers” to dilute the mixture or add bulk and weight. This means our wildflower mixes are a tremendous value when compared to other flower mixes on the internet!
I got the western wildflower mix blended in with a custom grass seed mix. I broadcast about 4lbs on a 1/4 acre (a little heavy?) and have gotten great results! My family loves to see the different colors and flowers as the season progresses. Gets a lot of attention from neighbors. Has really attracted pollinators as well.