"The difference between a flower and a weed is judgement"
To create a beautiful mixture, you should carefully prepare the area to be seeded, sow seed evenly and thinly, cover lightly with a layer of top soil or well drained compost, and keep moist. In a comparative planting of a number of wildflower mixes, this one definitely seemed the best. It is equally split between perennials and annuals that should self-seed.
A mix of Annuals, Biennials, and Perennials as listed below:
|
Common Name |
Type | Color |
| Dwarf Cornflower | A | Mix |
| Deerhorn Clarkia | A | Pink/White |
| Clarkia | A | Pink/Lavender |
| Plains Coreopsis | A | Yellow/Maroon |
| California Poppy | P | Yellow/Orange |
| Gaillardia | P | Yellow/Red |
| Gaillardia | A | Yellow/Red |
| Globe Gilla | A | Blue |
| Candytuft | A | White/Pink/Violet |
| Blue Flax | P | Blue |
| Lupine | P | Blue |
| Prairie Aster | B | Violet |
| Dwarf Evening Primrose | P | Yellow |
| Pale Evening Primrose | P | White |
| Corn Poppy | A | White/Pink/Red |
| Palmer Penstemon | P | Pink |
| Penstemon | P | Blue |
| Prairie Coneflower | B/P | Yellow/Red |
| Greenthread | A | Yellow |
| Showy Goldeneye | P | Yellow |