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american seed hummingbird wildflower blend

american seed hummingbird wildflower blend Hummingbird Wildflower Seed Mix

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american seed hummingbird wildflower blend Hummingbird Wildflower Seed MixContaining 23 annual and perennial wildflowers, our Hummingbird & Butterfly Seed Mix includes a perfect blend of wildflowers that are specifically chosen for their nectar rich blooms and vibrant colors, making them irresistible to both butterflies and hummingbirds. Not only will this seed mix provide a stunning display of color in your garden, but it will also play an important role in supporting these pollinators and their habitats. Whether you're an

Containing 23 annual and perennial wildflowers, our Hummingbird & Butterfly Seed Mix includes a perfect blend of wildflowers that are specifically chosen for their nectar-rich blooms and vibrant colors, making them irresistible to both butterflies and hummingbirds. Not only will this seed mix provide a stunning display of color in your garden, but it will also play an important role in supporting these pollinators and their habitats. 
Whether you're an avid gardener or just starting out, this seed mix is the perfect addition to any garden or outdoor space.

  • Nectar and pollen-rich flowers are an important food source for pollinators
  • An abundance of colors with 23 species of wildflowers, guaranteed to attract birds, bees, and butterflies
  • Suitable for ALL USDA Zones
  • Comes in resealable pouch

Coverage: 1/4 lb covers approx. 500 sq ft.
Light Requirement: Full Sun

 

Wildflowers Included in this Mix:

FLOWER TYPE HEIGHT
Butterfly Milkweed P 24"-36"
Mrs. Scott Elliot P 24"-36"
Snapdragon A 24"-36"
Aster A 24"-36"
Cosmos Sensation Mix A 36"-60"
Chinese Forget Me Not A/B 18"-14"
Larkspur Giant Imperial A 12"-36"
Foxglove B/P 24"-48"
Bird's Eyes A 12"-18"
Treemallow A 24"-48"
Toadflax A 12"-24"
Alyssum Carpet of Snow A 8"-16"
Maltese Cross P 24"-36"
Four O'clock TP 12"-36"
Lemon Mint A 12"-24"
Flowering Tobacco A 12"-24"
Red Corn Poppy A 12"-30"
Gloxinia Penstemon P 24"-36"
Scarlet Sage A/P 12"-24"
Catchfly A/B 16"-22"
Marigold Crackerjack A 24"-36"
Nasturtium Dwarf Jewel A 12"-36"
Zinnia A 12"-36"


Planting Tips

To achieve the best results when planting annual and perennial wildflowers, it is essential to consider the timing, location, and care of the seeds. For Spring planting, it is ideal to plant within a month after the final frost of the winter season. Planting too early may lead to loss of the seeds due to late-season frost, requiring reseeding. Fall planting should be done after the first killing frost to eliminate the possibility of germination and ensure a head start on Spring blooms.

While some wildflowers can thrive in filtered shade, most require ample sunlight to sprout. Generally, wildflowers are hardy and do not need much pampering, making fertilizer or rich sods unnecessary. Regular weeding, watering during dry spells, and deadheading of blooms that are past their prime are essential in caring for wildflowers.

When planting wildflower seeds, ensure not to cover them as they require light to germinate. Clear the planting area and work the soil as best as possible. It is natural for some weeds to sprout along with the flowers. Mixing seeds with sand in a ratio of 5 parts sand to 1 part seeds allows for even distribution and marking of the planted sections. For a small area, hand-broadcasting is ideal, while for larger sections, a seed spreader will provide better results. After planting, lightly compress the seeds into the soil, to protect from birds and wind.

Planting Instructions:

1. Choose a suitable location: Look for a spot in your garden that receives full sun or partial shade. Ideally, the area should have well-drained soil and be free from weeds.

2. Determine the size of your garden bed: Measure the area you want to plant the wildflowers in and decide how large you want your garden bed to be. Consider leaving some space between the plants for growth and maintenance.

3. Prepare the soil: Remove any weeds or grass from the area and loosen the soil with a rake or tiller.

4. Plant the seeds: Scatter the seeds evenly over the prepared soil. Lightly press the seeds into the soil and water gently.

5. Water and care for the plants: Water the seeds regularly to keep the soil moist until the plants have established themselves. Once they are established, water less frequently but deeply. Remove any weeds that may compete with the wildflowers for nutrients and sunlight.

6. Enjoy your wildflower garden! Once the wildflowers start blooming, you can expect to see hummingbirds and butterflies visiting your garden. Enjoy watching them flit from flower to flower, and take pride in the beautiful display you've created!

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