Vibrant Color Range

Our flower seeds produce a stunning combination of pink and blue blooms, creating a dynamic display. These vibrant colors add beauty and depth to any garden, making them useful for flower plants & seeds. Ensure a lively bloom season with perennial flower seeds that grows every season.

Drought Tolerant

Our seeds produce hardy plants with deep roots that help them withstand dry conditions. Their ability to grow with minimal water makes them a great choice for low-maintenance gardens, especially when paired with ground cover seeds for lasting growth during dry spells.

Long Blooming Period

Our seeds produce vibrant flowers that continue to bloom throughout the spring and summer, providing a consistent burst of color. The plant’s hardy nature ensures that the blooms last longer, making it a suitable addition to perennial ground cover or creeping flower seeds.

Enhances Garden Aesthetics

Our seeds produce tall, vibrant spikes of flowers that stand out in any garden. The striking color and elegant form create a visually pleasing contrast, adding texture and depth to your landscape. Great for enhancing garden aesthetics and creating a beautiful focal point.

Speedwell (Veronica teucrium Royal Blue) - A carefree, mound-forming Veronica. Long spikes of starry-shaped, rich gentian blue flowers are produced over tall, upright foliage.  Grows best in full sun, but will tolerate partial shade. Veronica provide some of the clearest true blues available in perennials.  Neat tidy plants have glossy foliage and will fill in without overpowering. Long-lasting color.

Speedwell prefers evenly moist soil with good winter drainage. If you are seeking more plants, you can divide it every 3 year or so. To keep tidy plants, shear back by 1/2 after flowering. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Avoid wet, poorly drained soils. Plants may be trimmed back by 1/2 after flowering to reduce the sprawling mature foliage into compact mounds and to encourage a possible late summer to fall rebloom. If plants are not trimmed back prior to setting seed, self-seeding may occur. Propagate by cuttings, seed or division.

How To Grow Speedwell: Sow Veronica seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks prior to last spring frost. Sow Spike Speedwell flower seeds in small containers or starter trays using quality seed starting mix. Press the Speedwell seeds into the mix but do not cover seeds -- light is helpful for germination. Moisten mix and keep moist until germination begins. Transplant outdoors after frost danger has passed spacing them 12 inches apart. Veronica ground cover seeds can be sown directly outdoors as well. Prepare a seedbed of loosened soil that is weed free. Once frost danger has passed, sow the Veronica seed into the seedbed, pressing the seeds in tightly. Keep moist until germination.