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Texas Bluebonnet Seeds
500 Seeds
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4.99
1/4 LB
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17.99
1 LB
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59.99
5 LBS
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274.99
SEEDS PER POUND
15,000
SEASON
Annual
USDA ZONES
3 - 10
HEIGHT
12 - 24 inches
BLOOM SEASON
Late spring and summer
BLOOM COLOR
Blue
ENVIRONMENT
Full sun
SOIL TYPE
Well-drained, sandy, pH 6.6 - 7.5
DEER RESISTANT
Yes
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Texas Bluebonnet (Lupinus Texenis) - No wildflower is so well known as Texas Bluebonnet. It's easily grown from Texas Bluebonnet seeds, and it can transform a field of little interest into a colorful display of lovely blue wild flowers!MORE FLOWER OPTIONS
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TEMPERATURE
55 - 70F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
15 - 30 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
Yes
DEPTH
1/8 inch
SOWING RATE
22 ounces per 1,000 square feet or 60 pounds per acre
MOISTURE
Keep seeds moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
6 - 18 inches
Outsidepride Texas Bluebonnet (Lupinus Texensis) transforms ordinary landscapes into a breathtaking sea of blue. These iconic wildflowers are easily grown from seed and burst into bloom in early spring, creating vivid displays that attract bees and butterflies alike. With striking deep blue clusters atop tall stems reaching 12 to 24 inches and rich green, palmate leaves, these annuals bring vibrant beauty to gardens, roadways, and fields across USDA Zones 3 to 10. It is available in 4 different sizes to suit your landscaping needs.
Native to Texas
Flowers from bluebonnet seeds, celebrated as the State Flower of Texas since 1901, is perfectly adapted to the region’s unique climate and soil. These wild flowers symbolize the state’s natural beauty, flourishing where they naturally belong.
Fragrant Blue Blooms
The rich blue color of bluebonnet wild flower blooms comes from their natural pigments. These flowers not only add vibrant color to your garden but also bring a gentle fragrance that enhances the outdoor experience, reflecting the beauty of texas wildflowers.
Drought-Tolerant
Bluebonnet seeds are specifically adapted to withstand the dry, arid conditions of texas. These drought-tolerant wildflower seeds require minimal water, making them an excellent choice for gardeners looking to cultivate resilient, low-maintenance plants that thrive in hot, dry climates.
Adds Natural Beauty
Planting blue bonnets texas seeds in your garden brings a burst of natural beauty with their striking blue flowers and lush green foliage. These wildflowers create a vibrant, colorful display that captures the essence of the landscape, adding a touch of the region’s charm to your own backyard.
Create a low-maintenance, deer-proof garden with bluebonnet seeds. Known for their high germination rate and ability to attract pollinators, these flowers grow to a height of 12-24 inches, adding vibrant color and life to your garden. Their resilience and beauty make them a perfect addition to any texas landscape.
As early spring approaches, your garden will be graced with the striking blue hue of bluebonnet flowers. These prolific bloomers, grown from bluebonnet seeds, attract butterflies and honeybees, adding natural beauty and life to your outdoor space.
Planting bluebonnet seeds is a cherished practice in the heart of Texas. To ensure a successful bloom, sow the seeds in the fall, from September to November. It is recommended to soak Texas Bluebonnet seeds in tepid water overnight before sowing outdoors. After soaking, sow the Texas Bluebonnet wildflower seed directly into the loosened soil. Prepare your soil by raking it to a depth of about 1/8 inch, and spreading 22 oz per 1,000 square feet.
Texas Bluebonnet (Lupinus Texenis) - No wildflower is so well known as Texas Bluebonnet. It's easily grown from Texas Bluebonnet seeds, and it can transform a field of little interest into a colorful display of lovely blue wild flowers! The Texas Bluebonnet wildflower was adopted as the State Flower of Texas in 1901 and is most often seen in beautiful floral displays along road sides, in woodlands, and in pastures all over the state. They begin to bloom in March and are usually in full bloom by April. Though native to Texas, these wild flowers will grow in other areas and when planted in mass, the visual effect is stunning. A sea of blue is created!
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