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Above, pictured are three different links you can click to see our selection of wildflower seed mixtures.  Below, are over 1000 individual garden flower seeds and wildflower seeds in all categories. Wildflowers are typically sold in bulk packages ranging from 1/8 lb to 5 lb packages.  The garden flower seeds featured below are sold in standard seed packets ranging from ten seeds to several thousand seeds.

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Abutilon

Abutilon (Abutilon Hybridum Bellvue Mix) - This lovely Flowering Maple has early blooms and vivid colors! Abutilon blooms, when full-sized, will stand out from across the garden! This flowering plant will provide brilliant shades or red, orange and yellow from spring until frost.

Allium Cernuum

Nodding Pink Onion (Allium Cernuum) - Lovely in any garden or meadow, Nodding Pink Onion, can easily be grown from flower seeds. Allium Cernuum can typically be found on ledges, in dry meadows, gravel, rocky or wooded slopes. Nodding Pink Onion will produce delicate pink flowers in late spring and will bloom throughout the summer. Allium Cernuum is a wonderful addition to any naturalized setting.

Ammobium Alatum

Ammobium (Ammobium Alatum Grandiflorum) - Also called, Winged Everlasting for its appearance and popular use as a cutflower. As soon as the flowers become open about half way, typically in July, they are cut and often dried as an everlasting flower. Many people tie them together in small bunches and hang them upside down in an airy position to make them dry quickly and keep their attractive appearance.

Angelonia Serena Mix

 

Angelonia (Angelonia Angustifolia Serena Mix) - Enjoy this low maintenance plant in containers or mixed beds and borders. The flowers are not only lovely to have in the garden, but they are also attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds.

Asparagus Fern

Asparagus Fern (Asparagus Densiflorus Sprengeri) - The Asparagus Fern features trailing bright glossy foliage. When planted in containers, the unique feathery foliage makes a lovely complement to flowers. It makes an excellent house plant and works well in hanging baskets.

Asparagus Pea

Asparagus Pea (Tetragonolobus Purpureus) - The asparagus pea is one of the prettiest vegetables on the planet. Why does the word "asparagus" appear in the common name? It may be because of the seed pods have delicate asparagus-like flavor.

Bird of Paradise Flower Seed

Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia Reginae) - This flower seed produces a very unusual flower. This seed grows into a long-lasting 4 foot plant bloom that is similar in appearance to a bird's head. The center bloomstalk is 3 feet long and the multicolored bloom is 6 - 8 inches in length.

Bishop's Flower Seeds

Bishop's Flower (Ammi Majus) - Bishop's flower may remind you of Queen Anne's Lace with its big flowerheads of snowy white that simply cover the plants for weeks! Resembling snowflakes, these 5-inch round flowerheads contain several dozen clear white blooms which dazzle in the garden and are excellent in arrangements.

Blackberry Lily

Blackberry Lily (Belamcanda Chinensis Freckle Face) - Blackberry Lily flower seed produces an unique eye-catching flower for the garden. It has freckled orange blossoms followed by black seed clusters.

Blue Daisy

The Blues Blue Daisy (Felicia Heterophylla Blue) - With its profusion of gorgeous sky-blue flowers borne above tidy, compact foliage, Blue Daisy is a very easily grown plant from flower seeds. Blue Daisies will make a most charming addition to the flower garden or as a mass planting. The Blues is a mat-forming annual. It is a member of the daisy family, native to South Africa with solitary, pale-blue daisy flowers, 3/4 inch wide with dark centers.

Browallia

Browallia (Browallia Americana)   Browallia bears numerous 1 inch wide sky blue flowers with a cream center. They are South American relatives of Petunias.

Bugloss

Bugloss (Anchusa Capensis Blue Angel) - Blue Angel has great vivid ultra-marine blue flowers on plants with a bushy habit make this variety ideal for garden borders and mass plantings. Early blooming and extremely long blooming for this type of biennial flower. Grow Bugloss as an accent plant, near water gardens or ponds, a border plant, a landscape specimen, or many other uses.

Bupleurum

Hare's Ear (Bupleurum Rotundifolium Griffithii) - Bupleurum adapts well to growing in many environments. For cut flowers, it is an excellent choice for filler in bouquets. This annual is easy to start from flower seeds, either by sowing seeds in the flower garden or ahead of time indoors.

Bur Marigold

Bur Marigold (Bidens Aurea) - This tall, long-stemmed Bur Marigold shimmers from mid summer until fall, producing beautiful golden yellow flower. Each simple, five-petalled daisy is two-toned, with paler, white-tipped petals set round a darker middle. The ferny foliage of the Bur Marigold truly makes this a unique flower grown from flower seeds.

Burning Bush

Burning Bush (Dictamnus Fraxinella) - Burning Bush is an aromatic plant with glossy dark green leaves grown from flower seeds. Spider-like fragrant flowers of carmine-rose are borne during summer months. These plants are commonly called Burning Bushes because, in arid weather, a flammable oil exudes from the leaves and seedpods and if a flame is placed near, will sometimes ignite without damaging the plant.

Burning Bush

Burning Bush (Kochia Trichophylla) - This feather bush is pale green in the summer, but then it begins a transformation in to a firery red in autumn. This symmetrical, oval burning bush shrub is truly one of a kind and brings a great addition to the flower garden. Only growing about 28 inches tall, it makes a great back drop in the flower bed or edging along a sidewalk. Try growing Burning Bush from flower seed and you will see how easy it is!

Butterfly Flower

Butterfly Flower (Schizanthus x Wisetonensis Angel Wings) - Butterfly flower is a colorful orchid-like flower mix which stands above attractive fern-like foliage. Dainty flowers come in a variety of multi-marked colors. Ideal for mass planting, spot color or pot plants. Butterfly flower is easy to grow from flower seeds. Showy and unusual, this exotic looking plant is attractive to butterflies and gives pots and containers added interest.

California Bluebell

California Blue Bell (Phacelia Campanolaria) - The California bluebell is native to the deserts of California as the name would imply. Its blooms are a vibrant cobalt blue, and it is one of the few wildflower seeds that can grow into a good cutflower. Darkness and shade are two important factors that can help California bluebell flower seed to germinate.

Cardinal Climber

Cardinal Climber (Ipomoea Multifida) - Suitable for arbors, trellis, fences, and posts, Cardinal Climber will grow easily from flower seeds, anywhere you choose. Ipomoea Multifida seeds will produce this easy-to-care-for vine with red trumpet shaped flowers.

Cardiospermum Halicacabum

Balloon Vine (Cardiospermum Halicacabum) - This woody perennial climbing plant with large ornamental seed pods that resemble balloons. Pods are very similar to our Balloon Flower; hence, the common name of Balloon Vine. Cardiospermum can climb up to 10 feet in no time forming its remarkable inflated seedpods. The seedpods change color over time from green to red as the plant matures.

Cerinthe Major

Honeywort (Cerinthe Major Purpurascens) - This fast-growing, easy & tough hardy annual bears tons of beautiful, nodding clusters of rich, purple-blue, tubular flowers on arching stems. Cerinthe Major grows about 16 - 24 inches tall and just as wide. Attractive mottled bluish mauve leaves spiral up the many branching stems. Excellent in a container. Self-sows from its own flower seeds!

Chicory Wildflower Seed

Chicory (Cichorium Intybus) - Chicory is a perennial wild flower. It grows easily from flower seed in sunny locations and in well-drained or moderately drained soils. Chicory produces clusters of 1 - 3 daisy-like flowers, in brilliant pastel blue.

Chinese Houses

Chinese Houses (Collinsia Heterophylla) - This flower is indigenous to California, but can grow in almost all areas of North America. It is an annual wild flower; therefore, it lieves just just one year. Grows quickly, blooms heavily, dies with first frost. However, Chinese Houses can regrow the following spring if its flower seeds falls on bare ground.

Chocolate Flower

Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera Lyrata) - Most people do not think of chocolate after smelling a flower, but that will change if you plant this scented daisy flower. Chocolate flower has a 2 inch, vibrant, yellow daisy with striking maroon undersides and chocolate-colored stamens.

Christmas Rose

Christmas Rose (Helleborus Niger) - This unique ornamental has a rugged, coarse-textured, leathery, shiny green foliage that remains attractive year-round. A stemless, herbaceous ground cover that reaches 12 - 18 inches tall and spreads about the same across.

Cinquefoil

Cinquefoil (Potentilla Nepalensis) - Perfect for the cottage garden setting or the border of a perennial bed. It's a bright bloomer for long periods of time. It will establish nicely using Cinquefoil flower seed. Once it's established, it's a carefree beauty that will offer a lovely color and addition to the garden.

Cladanthus Arabicus

Palm Springs Daisy (Cladanthus Arabicus) - The Cladanthus arabicus should be grown from flower seeds in a bright place, with direct sunlight. The Cladanthus arabicus should be grown outdoors; it can bear very harsh temperatures without any problems, even many degrees below zero. Yellow, daisy like 2 inch blooms are borne in summer on stiff, 2 to 3 foot stems. Plants have lacy and pungent foliage, and are grown from flower seeds for borders, pots, or greenhouse growth.

Clarkia Wildflowers

Clarkia (Clarkia Unguiculata) - Clarkia has beautiful pastel flowers, and it is easily grown from wild flower seeds in all regions of the United States. Originating in California this variety now produces an array of pink, salmon and hues of purple. Colors are most striking when planted in groups.

Clematis

Clematis (Clematis Tangutica Aztek) - Clematis flower seeds produce a wonderful, vining flower that is a long lived perennial. The top of the vine should be exposed to full sunlight with the roots shaded by either a groundcover or a mulch such as barkdust. The 3 inch yellow blooms also produce seedheads.

Coffea Arabica

Coffee (Coffea Arabica Nana) - Coffea arabica nana is a dwarf bush whose beans contain caffeine, theophylline and theobromine. The beans are dried, roasted and ground, and then extracted with water to produce coffee. Coffea arabica is a species of coffee bush that produces arabica coffee, accounting for the majority of the coffee consumed in the world. This species of bush is the oldest known bush to be cultivated for coffee production.

Corydalis - Manchu

Corydalis (Corydalis Cheilantifolia Manchu) - This is a wonderful perennial that can be grown from Corydalis flower seed. Commonly called Ferny Corydalis, this 'Manchu' fern-leaved Corydalis is a hardy perennial that produces blooms of bright yellow. It grows about 10 inches tall and the same in width.

Cosmidium Brunette

Cosmidium (Cosmidium Burridgeanum Brunette) - Grow these annuals from Cosmidium burridgeanum flower seed. These lovely annuals are simple and fast to grow. The annual reaches 20 inches tall and produces masses of blooms with distinctive reddish chocolate centers with tips of gold and finely cut foliage.

Cotton - Levant

Levant Cotton (Gossypium Herbaceum) - A very interesting perennial to grow from Gossypium flower seeds with its multi-colored flowers and cotton pods sprinkled all over. Gossypium, or Levant Cotton, is a species of cotton native to the semi-arid regions of sub-Saharan Africa and Arabia where it still grows in the wild as a perennial shrub.

Craspedia Globosa

Billy Buttons (Craspedia Globosa Billy Button) - For gardeners who are looking for rare and new flower varieties to add to their summer display, look no further than Craspedia flower seeds. Craspedia globosa flower seeds produce a very unique blooming plant that is a perennial wildflower native to New Zealand, Australia and Tasmania.

Dame's Rocket

Dame's Rocket (Hesperis Matronalis) -  Dame's rocket will grow anywhere in the U.S. in full sun or light shade. Dame's Rocket likes moist conditions for optimal growing, but it is adaptable. Sow Dame's Rocket flower seeds in the spring and this flower will bloom profusely.

Diascia - Pink Queen

Diascia (Diascia Barberae Pink Queen) - Also known as Twinspur, this little gem is an abundantly flowering plant which has a mounding, spreading habit and rose-colored flowers. This popular plant can easily be grown from Diascia flower seeds and used as a bedding, basket, or container plant. It is commonly grown as an annual but survives as an evergreen perennial where hard frosts do not occur.

Dicentra Eximia

Fringed Bleeding Heart (Dicentra Eximia) - There are not too many plants grown from flower seeds that have beautiful flowers for the shade garden; however, Dicentra Eximia is a tremendous performer. The leaves are deeply cut, grey green and fern like. The pink flowers are heart shaped with an inner petal that drips from the outter petals creating the appearance that the heart is bleeding. The flowers of Dicentra Eximia are smaller and longer than the old-fashion bleeding heart, but still put on a show.

Eccremocarpus Scaber

Chilean Glory Vine (Eccremocarpus Scaber Mix) - This fast-growing, evergreen climbing vine has sharply 4-angled stems and a mix of pendant tubular flowers tipped with yellow that are borne in clusters 4 to 6 inches long. Chilean glory flower blooms from late spring to autumn. Light green leaves are small, ovate, and boldly veined.

Gaura

Gaura (Gaura Lindheimeri) -  Grow Gaura from flower seeds, and it will add great texture and a graceful loose form to the garden. It's perfect for the border. Gaura is a many-branched flowering perennial that arises from a woody base. It produces 12 - 20 inch flower stalks that have four-petaled flowers, all in a row. They start out white and turn pink with age.

Gayfeather

Gayfeather (Liatris Spicata) - Grows easily and reliably from Liatris flower seeds, Liatris or Gayfeather has dense violet-lavender to rosy purple flower heads, which provide striking vertical form in the perennial wild flower garden.They perform well in average well-drained soils and full sun, yet they also tolerates poor soils and drought.

Globe Thistle Flower Seed

Globe Thistle (Echinops Ritro) - Add a distinct texture to your garden by sowing Globe Thistle flower seeds! They are a great addition to the cottage garden or a mixed perennial garden. Globe Thistle's blooms are in shades of purple and blue and they measure up to 1 3/4 inches in diameter.

Gloxinia

Gloxinia (Sinningia Speciosa Brocade Series) - Sow Gloxinia flower seed to produce a beautiful mixture of red, blue, and white blooms. These compact plants blossom four to six months after sowing. They will flower for about 2 months, go dormant for about 2 months, and then begin growing again and start flowering. Gloxinias make a great houseplant, giving wonderful, colorful blooms!

Heliopsis - Summer Sun

Heliopsis (Heliopsis Scabra Summer Sun) - Heliopsis are reliable for their very long season of bloom. Heliopsis flower seed is a snap to grow, and soon, the plant will be producing a seemingly never ending supply of cheerful yellow flowers. The 3 inch flowers are on long stems which make them good for cutting.

Heliotropium - Marine

Heliotrope (Heliotropium Arborescens Extra Dwarf Marine) - Heliotrope flower seeds produce a richly colored plant with both foliage and blooms that nicely contrast each other. The blooms are not only lovely, but they also have a spectacular vanilla scent!

Horehound

Horehound (Marrubium Vulgare) - You can grow Horehound and use it in your own soothing teas, or if you are adventerous, in your own homemade candy.

Hypoestes - Pink Polka Dot

Hypoestes (Hypoestes Sanguinolenta Pink Polka Dot) - Grown for its variegated, attractive foliage, use this delightful plant indoors as a perennial or outdoors in the shade garden as an annual. Hypoestes Polka Dot Plant grows readily from flower seeds and will reach just 8 - 12 inches tall and 9 inches wide.

Illinois Bundleflower

Illinois Bundleflower (Desmanthus Illinoensis) - Here is an interesting flower that you can grow from Illinois Bundleflower seed. It is actually considered to be a legume so it fixates nitrogen and improves the soil. It is a deep-rooted perennial that is a native throughout the plains and prairies of the United States.

Incarvillea Delavayi

Hardy Gloxinia (Incarvillea Delavayi Rose) - This flowering grown from flower seeds features large, bright-pink trumpet flowers, similar in effect to a Gloxinia. Deeply-cut green foliage appears at the base, with stems rising higher bearing clusters of blossoms. Gardeners that live in regions with hot, humid summers may have difficulty growing Hardy Gloxinia.

Iris Missouriensis

Iris (Iris Missouriensis Wild Blue Iris) - Hummingbirds love the blue, showy flowers of the Wild Blue Iris. Grow this perfectly shaped miniature Iris from flower seed for your garden, and enjoy the 3 inch blooms that most often are in shades of blue to violet.

Ironweed

Ironweed (Vernonia Fasciculata) - Prairie Ironweed has vivid purple flowers on top of 48 - 72 inch stems. It is easily grown from Ironweed flower seeds, provides a great bloom for the back of the flower border, and has attractive foliage until frost.

Lace Flower

Blue Lace Flower (Didiscus Caeruleus) - Grow these gorgeous flowers, perfect for cutting and arrangements, from Lace Flower seed. The common name of this plant is very much deserved, and it well-describes the general appearance of the large umbels of delicate, pale lavender-blue, lightly sweet-scented flowers.

Lacy Phacelia

Lacy Phacelia (Phacelia Tanacetifolia) - If you want to bring bees and other beneficial insects to your garden, grow Lacy Phacelia from wildflower seeds. This annual wildflower grows well in hot, harsh desert conditions, but it adapts easily to other environments.

Lady's Mantle

Lady's Mantle (Achemilla Mollis) - Grown from Lady's Mantle flower seeds, this popular flower is perfect for the garden. With its olive colored, crimped velvety leaves which cup to capture the dew and rain and its frothy sprays of yellow clusters, it is certainly appealing to the eye.

Leadplant

Leadplant (Amorpha Canescens) - Grow this shrub for the butterfly garden from Leadplant flower seeds! This shrub-like perennial  will reach 24 - 40 inches in height and is usually semi-erect. In partially shaded situations, it will sprawl along the ground in the direction of greater sunlight.

Leopard's Bane

Leopard's Bane (Doronicum Orientale) - Start this bright, sunny spring bloomer from Leopard's Bane flower seed. It is an ornamental plant from the Asteraceae family (sunflower family). It is a perennial flower clear down to USDA Zone 3 so it is very hardy and cold tolerant. Doronicum is an uncommon but wonderful spring blooming perennial with attractively toothed foliage and daisy-like flowers.

Leptosiphon Mix

Leptosiphon Mix (Leptosiphon Hybrida French Hybrids Mix) -Hundreds of cute little half inch wide colored stars float merrily above spreading soft green ferny groundcovering foliage of this California native. An excellent little long-blooming choice for trailing over the front of a bed, container or planted along a pathway. Leptosiphon easily grows from flower seed in the flower garden, but often used as a ground cover plant as well.

Lespedeza Capitata

Lespedeza  (Lespedeza Capitata) - Also known as Round-headed Bush Clover, this beneficial flowering plant grows best in full sun and dry conditions. Lespedeza is adaptable to different kinds of soil that contain significant amounts of loam, clay, sand, or rocky material. Like many legumes, it adds nitrogen to the soil, and is easy to grow from flower seeds.

Lily of the Nile

Lily of the Nile (Agapanthus Headbourne Blue) - Lily of the Nile is a hardy perennial that can be grown from flower seed. In colder climates, grow Lily of the Nile in containers so that they can be brought indoors to winter in a bright, sunny location. Lily of the Nile, also known as African Blue Lily, is a rare and very precious source of blue color for the summer garden.

Malope Mix

Annual Mallow (Malope Trifida Mix) - Malope Trifida is an annual growing from flower seeds to about 3 feet in height and spread about 20 inches in width. Sometimes Annual Mallow is bushy, sometimes with almost unbranched stems, and lobed leaves. The flowers are the usual mallow shape, but there are some features which make it easier to identify this species. Malope needs full sun for at least 6 hours per day and a well-drained soil mix.

Mask Flower

Mask Flower (Alonsoa Warscewiczii Scarlet) - For a stunning display of scarlet red blooms providing a blaze of color from summer through fall, sow Mask Flower seeds! Many people like annual flower seeds for their fast blooming and long bloom time. If this is the case, and you like the color scarlet, then Mask Flower is a good choice for you.

Mentzelia Lindleyi

Lindley's Blazing Star (Mentzelia Lindleyi) - This is a desert species from California and the deserts. Don't confuse it with the other "Blazing Star" that is a plains native and has tall spikes of purple flowers as they are two completely different flowers. Mentzelia needs to develop a tap root, so does best in loose, fast-draining (sandy) soils. This beauty with golden, star-shaped flowers was a food source for Native Americans. With the right conditions, this one is easy to grow from wild flower seeds.

Mimosa Pudica

Sensitive Plant (Mimosa Pudica) - This very unique flower plant may scare you when you touch it! It has movements called seismonastic movements (reaction to physical shock). At night, the leaves will also fold and bend in movements known as nyctonastic movements (reaction to absence of light). In this family the leaves and leaflets are often capable of movement due to changes in the water pressure of the swollen leaf and leaflet bases.

Mina Lobata

Firecracker Vine (Mina Lobata) - This climbing vine is a tender perennial typically grown as an annual. Firecracker Vine, also called Fire Vine or Spanish Flag, has twining stems which are best grown on wine or small lattice frames. Mina Lobata has reddish-orange flowers/fruits fading to orange, yellow, and white flowers mid-summer to fall. This member of the morning glory family produces masses of dazzling 1.5 inch tubular flowers that mature and grow on this climbing vine that can reach 10 feet tall.

Monkshood

Monkshood (Aconitum Napellus) - Monkshood is a beautiful perennial flower with deeply cut foliage and loose spikes of violet-blue flowers. It prefers areas near streams or damp areas with rich humus soil and persistent moistness. Monkshood reaches a height of 36 - 48 inches, and it generally is sturdy enough to not need staking.

Moonflower Flower Seed

Moonflower (Ipomoea Alba) - Grown from Moonflower seeds, this unusual relative of the Morning Glory opens its flowers at dusk and blooms throughout the night. Plant this fast-growing vine on a porch, near an entrance, or under a window where you can enjoy the evening performance and heady fragrance. The flowers unfold in 2 - 3 minutes - an event worth waiting for!

Ohio Spiderwort

Ohio Spiderwort (Tradescantia Ohiensis) - A versatile perennial grown from Ohio Spiderwort flower seeds is one of the few flowers where you can plant in full sun to partial shade depending on what features you like the best. Ohio Spiderwort grows best in light to moderate shade for dark green foliage or in full sun for more flowers. Ohio spiderwort is a smooth erect perennial with flowers in clusters atop a stem. The blooms are 3 petaled, blue or violet with 6 yellow tipped stamens.

Ornamental Cabbage

Ornamental Cabbage (Brassica Oleracea) - Create a colorful bed, border, or edging with cold tolerant, easy-to-grow ornamental cabbage. This mix contains all pink, white, or purple centers with green outer leaves. Nothing looks more elegant or stands out more beautifully from the subdued fall tones of the border, bed, edging, or container. And it's so easy to grow!

Ornamental Kale

Ornamental Kale (Brassica Oleracea) - Ornamental Kale provides beautiful ornamental color from early fall well into winter with frilly green outer leaves and pink, white or purple centers. These cold hardy annuals easily establish from Ornamental Kale flower seeds, and as the rest of the flowers in the garden are dying down, ornamental Kale is just getting started! It takes the cool weather for Ornamental Kale to start showing their true colors.

Ornamental Pepper Seed

Ornamental Pepper (Capsicum Annuum Prairie Fire) - Grown from Capsicum Annuum flower seeds, these Ornamental Peppers put on a colorful display! This annual produces edible upright conical fruit that range in colors from yellow to orange to red to purple at full maturity.

Ornamental Tomato

Ornamental Tomato (Microbel Ornamental Tomato) - This ornamental tomato plant has a dwarf, bushy habit only reaching 8 - 10 inches tall. It gets covered with cherry-sized tomatoes. Ornamental tomatoes are often used as a bedding plant or a pot or container plant.

Partridge Pea

Partridge Pea (Cassia Fasciculata) - A versatile annual that is perfect for a naturalized setting or meadow! Grow Partridge Peas from flower seeds for a variety of settings which include, wildlife habitat improvement, erosion control, and to beautify a natural setting with an attractive wild flower. Cassia Fasciculata has large, showy, yellow flowers. Each flower is marked with red and is followed by a narrow pod.

Passion Flower

Passion Flower (Passiflora Caerulea) - What an exotic, lovely plant for your garden! Grown from Passion Flower seed, this vining perennial can grow to 180 inches or more, and it produces large, 4 inch pale blue blossoms. It produces egg-shaped orange fruit that are edible but not very noteworthy. The plant is native to Southern Brazil and Argentina, and is popular all the way to the southern United States.

Pennyroyal Flower

Pennyroyal (Mentha Pulegium) - Perfect for the cottage garden, this perennial from the mint family has several benefits. Grown from Pennyroyal Flower seed this creeping plant will root from leaf nodes as it spreads. Attractive whorls of lavender flowers appear in mid to late summer, and they appear above the foliage on sturdy stems. It is highly scented.

Peruvian Lily

Peruvian Lily (Alstroemeria Hybrida Dr. Salter's Mix) - The hummingbirds will love your garden when you grow Peruvian Lilies from flower seeds! This hybrid is a wonder producing different colored blooms in shades of yellow, orange, red, pink and gold, and the blooms have attractive veined markings. They make a striking display when they are planted in mass groupings. Peruvian Lilies are fragrant, and they are an excellent cut flower lasting as long as 2 weeks in the vase.

Pheasant's Eye

Summer Pheasant's Eye (Adonis Aestivalis) - Use this annual to naturalize a landscape and add some bold color for interest and appeal. Pheasant's Eye has finely cut leaves from 1 - 2 inches long. It is a mid-summer bloomer with small cup-shaped, dark centered red flowers that are 1/2 - 1 inch wide.

Phoenix Canariensis

Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix Canariensis) - This date palm tree originated from the Canary Islands; hence the name. It is hardy down to 20 degrees Farhenheit and will remain a perennial plant in temperatures warmer than that. If temperatures get 20 degrees or below, the Canary Island Date Palm may die or sustain frost damage that is unattractive.

Prairie Clover - Purple

Prairie Clover (Dalea Purpurea Purple) - Perfect for a meadow, naturalized setting, slopes, or along road sides, this unique perennial establishes from Purple Prairie Clover flower seed. Bees love the clover blooms. The lavender-purple flowers are formed on slender spikes.

Prairie Clover - White

Prairie Clover (Dalea Candida White) - This native perennial plant is similar to Purple Prairie Clover except the blooms are white and it will grow slightly taller reaching 18 - 36 inches in height. The foliage is pale green with leaves that can vary from 2 - 7 inches in length. Both the stems and leaves are hairless. Sprouting from this foliage are short spikes of white flowers which are 1 - 3 inches in height and approximately 3/4 inch in diameter.

Purple Loosestrife

Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum Salicaria Rosy Gem) - This attractive perennial produces a showy display of carmine-colored flower spikes throughout much of the summer. It was introduced to the United States and Canada as an ornamental for wetlands in the 1800s.

Rehmannia Angulata

Chinese Foxglove (Rehmannia Angulata Rosy Purple) - Chinese Foxglove can be a pleasant surprise in anyone's garden if you take the time to plant these flower seeds. It can be slow growing the first year when planted from flower seeds, but Rehmannia is worth the wait. This foxglove like flowering plant has spikes just like foxglove and is used as a border and greenhouse plant.

Rhodochiton Atrosanguineus

Purple Bell Vine (Rhodociton Atrosanguineus) - With heart shaped leaves, dark purple blooms dangle from an umbrella shaped calyx in a bright fuchsia hue which remains after the center has fallen giving the appearance of two kinds of blooms on the same vine. Growing to 7 to 10 feet if supported on a trellis, Rhodochiton needs rich, well drained soil and full sun to partial shade and will bloom from late spring to late fall.

Rosa Chinensis

China Rose (Rosa Chinensis Angel Wings) - Rosa Chinensis Angel Wing flower seeds grows in to some of the most delightful miniature roses you can have in your flower garden. Rosa Chinensis flower seeds are a mixture of singles and doubles with colors ranging from shades of rose, pink, and white. China Rose flowers in just 4 months after planting the flower seeds.

Salpiglossis

Painted Tongue (Salpiglossis Sinuata Velvet Dolly) -The common name of Painted Tongue for Salpiglossis describes this plant quite well that easily grows from flower seeds. Bushy plants produce a profusion of trumpet-shaped blooms, often with dark veins and painted throats. A number of different colored blooms can be produced on the same plant, which is quite unusual.

Scarlet Runner Beans

Scarlet Runner Bean Mix (Phaseolus Coccineus Mix) - Every gardener should try growing runner beans. This unique plant is a decorative runner beans mix with colorful beans, three flower colors and edible young pods.

Sidalcea Malviflora

False Mallow (Sidalcea Malviflora Hem's Hybrids) - Sidalcea, commonly called False Mallow, is a beautiful spring blooming native perennial found in moist meadows along the coast and inland from Southern Oregon to the Mexican border. Reliable and easy to grow, and an excellent addition to a grasslands or meadow planting. Grow in full sun to partial shade where it thrives with moisture and tolerates moderate to little water once established.

Society Garlic

Society Garlic (Tulbaghia Violacea) - Like ordinary garlic, Society Garlic is a member of the lily family. However, the family link is tenuous and society garlic it is not an allium. As such it can best be described as a cousin of true garlic and is actually more closely related to the narcissus flower.

Solidago - Goldenrod

Solidago (Solidago Rigida) - Commonly called Rigid Goldenrod, Stiff Goldenrod or Prairie Goldenrod, this perennial is easily propagated from Solidago flower seed. This versatile wild flower is native to the United States and has many uses such as roadside plantings, providing wildlife with food and habitat, naturalized settings and wild flower gardens.

St. John's Wort

St. John's Wort (Hypericum Perforatum) - St. John's Wort is a short-lived perennial, 5 - 6 years, that is a short, woody shrub that grows about 24 inches tall and has fragrant yellow flowers from mid to late summer.

Teasel

Teasel (Dipsacus Sativus) - Growing Teasel from flower seed is easy to do, and it is a very dramatic plant to have in the back border as it can reach a height of 72 inches. Sometimes called Indian or Fuller's Teasel, it has comb-like flower heads that are used in the wool industry.

Texas Bluebonnet

Texas Bluebonnet (Lupinus Texenis) - No wildflower is so well known as Texas Bluebonnet. It's easily grown from Texas Bluebonnet wild flower seed, and it can transform a field of little interest into a colorful display of lovely blue wild flowers! The Bluebonnet was adopted as the State Flower of Texas in 1901 and is most often seen in beautiful floral displays along road sides and in pastures all over the state.

Tidy Tips

Tidy Tips (Layia Platyglossa) - Grown from Tidy Tips wild flower seed, these daisy-like little annuals are charming and so cheerful! Tidy Tips are a native of California. The Tidy Tip plants produce 1 - 1 1/2 inch flowers that are bright golden yellow with distinct, sharp-margined white tips — hence their name.

Toadflax

Toadflax (Linaria Maroccana) - What a spectacular display of colors from Toadflax wild flower seed. This wild flower seed is extremely tiny, but it is easy to grow and very rewarding. Native to Morocco, Toadflax is an upright, branching annual that typically grows to 9 - 18 inches tall.

Tolpis Barbata

Umbrella Milkwort (Tolpis Barbata) - This is a species of flowering plant in the aster family known by the common name European Umbrella Milkwort. It is native to southern Europe, including the Mediterranean, and it is known in many other places as an introduced flowering plant easily grown from flower seeds.

Torenia Fournieri

Wishbone Flower (Torenia Fournieri F2 Hybrids Mix) -One of the few summer annuals that grow equally well in sun or semi-shade. Torenia plants make a compact, upright bush of six to eight inches in height. This cool mix of colors are a welcome relief during the heat of summer.

Umbrella Plant

Umbrella Plant (Cyperus Alternifolius) - Grow this unique, tropical plant from Umbrella Plant flower seed. Also called the Umbrella Palm, this unusual perennial prefers to be kept wet at all times. In fact, it can grow very well submerged in water. Flower spikes and slim leaves form "umbrellas" on top of dark green stems.

Ursinia Anthemoides

Ursinia Anthemoides (Ursinia Anthemoides) - If you want a beautiful bright orange daisy-like flower, than look no further than Ursinia Anthemoides. Ursinia quickly grows to approximately 15 inches tall and wide. It explodes into a mass of sunny, bright orange blooms that last for months. The 2 1/2 inch flowers are eye-fetching held atop the rich green mound of ferny foliage.

Verbascum - Mix

Verbascum (Verbascum Phoenicium Hybrids Mix) - This free flowering mix grown from Verbascum flower seed will give your garden weeks of lovely colors. Commonly called Mullein, this plant has dark green, crinkly leaves and beautiful spikes of papery-thin, round 5 - petaled blooms in shades of white, rose, and violet.

Wallflower

Siberian Wallflower (Cheiranthus Allionii) - If you are looking for something new to add to your garden that will brighten it up, consider planting Wallflower wild flower seed. Siberian Wallflower has vibrant orange flowers on plants that grow to 18 inches high. It has a lovely scent and is very attractive to butterflies.

Xeranthemum Annuum

Immortelle Mix (Xeranthemum Annuum Double Mix) - Xeranthemum flowers are attractive and easily grown. They are one of the most popular everlasting flowers available on the market today. This mix contains white, pink and violet flowers, each 1 1/2 inches across, borne freely all summer. Xeranthemum is easy to grow from flower seeds and it thrives in poor, dry soils.

Zizia Aurea

Zizia (Zizia Aurea Golden Alexander) - This short-lived perennial flower has branching, erect, reddish stems and is easily grown from flower seeds. Golden Alexander is noted for its tiny yellow flowers which are less than 1/8 inch long. These tiny flowers form clusters which gather into a large, flat-topped flower head and have the appearance of a lacy doily.

Subcategories

Flower Seed Information:

Annual Flower Seeds: These flowers are those which complete their cpomplete lifecycle in just one growing season. Annual plants flower, produce seeds and die; they do not return to the garden of their own accord. In other words, when you plant a flower seed it grows foliage, then flowers, goes to seed, and then the flower dies. This all happens within one year. Annual flowers typically will bloom from spring until frost season begins in fall. Annual flowers must be replanted each year (unless they are prolific enough seeders that they reseed themselves from dropping their own flower seeds); however, annual flowers are hard to beat in terms of showy, season-long color. Since annuals are available in a wide variety of sizes and colors and only last one year, each year you can pick new and different plants to have a constant change of color and texture. You can also use annual flower seeds as fill-in plants while you wait for perennials to multiply.

Biennial Flower Seeds: These flowers are those which grows from flower seeds its first year and forms foliage, lives over the winter, then finally blooms in the second season. Once it has bloomed and set seed, it dies.

Perennial Flower Seeds: These flowers are those that grow for three or more years from the same flower seed. Perennial plants will bloom, die back, go dormant and return to your garden the next growing season. Bloom season for perennials can be short to long depending on the species. Combining several different types of flowers in your flower graden can yield season-long color. You may even want to add a combination of annual and perennial flower seeds. Perennials require little maintenance and will reward you with blooms year after year. Another benefit of perennial flowers is they multiply, providing you with additional plants over the years for free.

Half Hardy Annual: This term can vary in usage depending on your climate. It generally describes plants that are perennial in warmer climates, but can be grown as annuals in colder climates. These flowers are generally categorized with annuals since they will bloom their first year from flower seed. They are termed "half hardy" because although they can handle frost, they can not survive extremely cold winter weather. If you reside in a cold winter climate, you would not expect these flowers to come back the next year; however, if you live in an area with mild winters, they may even grow as a perennial for you. You may also find these flowers, grown from seeds, survive and overwinter successfully for you one year that is mild, but die off the next year that is harsh.

Tender Perennial: You may see this term used to indicate a perennial flower grown as an annual because it is killed by frost. If you live in a frost free zone, this flower, grown from flower seed, would be perennial for you. If you live where it gets cold enough to frost, it will not survive.