Vibrant Blooms

Bright blooms for our Gypsophila wild flowers attract pollinators and add beauty to your garden with their vivid colors and fine petals. These flowers create a lively atmosphere, complementing surrounding plants and bringing charm to your outdoor space throughout the season.

Low-Growing Groundcover

Our Gypsophila are low-growing ground cover plants that form a soft, flowing carpet of delicate flowers, filling empty spaces and adding texture to your garden. Their spreading growth fills gaps while providing a light, airy contrast to taller plants, creating a balanced and inviting garden.

Long-Lasting Blooms

Our Gypsophila’s long-lasting blooms bring consistent color to your garden, with delicate flowers that last for weeks. These plants bloom throughout the season, making them a dynamic addition of flower seeds to plant outside for flower beds, borders, and floral arrangements.

Erosion Control

Our Gypsophilas are ground cover seeds that contribute to erosion control by covering exposed soil with their spreading growth. Once established, their roots stabilize the soil, limiting its movement during rainfall. They minimize soil displacement, promoting the stability of your garden landscape.

Gypsophila (Gypsophila Repens Rose) - What a charming, delicate flower! This Creeping Baby's Breath is a perennial variety that easily establishes from Gypsophila seeds. It is very low-growing, only reaching 6 inches, and it spreads making it a great option as a ground cover. Gypsophila also works well for the border or creeping along in a path. Since this variety is trailing, it also is excellent in rock gardens, trailing over rock walls, or in pots. It's delightful wherever you decided to grow it! Baby's Breath has papery rose blooms and soft gray-green foliage. The light, airy masses of small pink flowers make a good contrast to larger flowers in the garden.

Baby's Breath ground cover is fairly carefree once it is established from flower seeds. It only requires good watering to keep the blooms profuse. It has a taproot and does not divide or move well. Sow Baby's Breath seeds indoors 6 weeks prior to last frost. Gypsophila seed germinates at a cooler temperature. Press flower seeds into the soil, but do not cover. Keep the flower seeds constantly moist, watering from underneath the starter tray. Do not put the trays in direct sunlight. Germination can be irregular. Transplant the Creeping Baby's Breath seedlings into prepared soil in the flower garden.