Dryland Drought Tolerant Wild Flower Seed Mix
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Dryland Wildflower Seeds - Dryland wild flower seed mixture is made up of 24 individual species which are drought tolerant. These wildflowers are designed to flourish in the drier climates or areas that do not get moisture on a regular basis. The mix is made up of 50% annuals and 50% biennials/perennials.
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Dryland Wildflower Mix
I have tried several types of bulk flowers from Outsidepride. Of course, they all depend on the weather conditions. 2025 was great for my area! I have had more success with the dryland flower mix. I purchased a 5 lb. bag of this mix for next year. I plan to try it in a new section of my yard. It always makes me happy to see something new bloom. The butterflies and bees enjoy something all summer long.
Read more on TrustpilotI have been using Outside pride for over a decade
I have been using Outside pride for over a decade across multiple properties, all with the same great outcome. The Northern Extreme blend rivals Black Beauty from another brand and even after shipping, Outside pride ends up being the better value. Just a few weeks ago I decided to switch to the Transition blend and it has 75% germinated already (it's been 12 days) and is blending in really well in some of the film repair areas when compared with the established yard. The yard consistently gets a lot of compliments and always recovers well from summer and winter. I attribute this to the constant change of seeds in their mixes. We purchased their wildflower seeds as well and look forward to seeing what it does in the spring. The only thing that could make the experience better is to figure out how to reduce shipping costs.
Read more on TrustpilotRepeat customer enjoying the beautiful wildflower seed mix…
I’ve ordered from Outside Pride seeds before and the quality of the seed is outstanding. I have a 1 acre lot with a new house that only had grass on it. Before the winter rains, I sprinkled wildflower and clover seed meant for California and limestone soil. The flowers were amazing and have reseeded for the last two years. I needed to fill in some areas and bought more seed for this winter planting. The information given in the description is accurate for drought tolerance and soil requirements. The seed was delivered quickly and in great condition.
Read more on TrustpilotMORE SPECIALTY WILDFLOWER MIXTURES OPTIONS
Planting Directions
TEMPERATURE
55+ F
SOWING RATE
1/4 lb per 625 - 1250 SF
AVERAGE GERM TIME
7 - 30 days
MOISTURE
Keep seeds moist until germination
DEPTH
1/4 inch or less
Dryland Wildflower Seeds - Dryland wild flower seed mixture is made up of 24 individual species which are drought tolerant. These wildflowers are designed to flourish in the drier climates or areas that do not get moisture on a regular basis. The mix is made up of 50% annuals and 50% biennials/perennials to give a wide variety of colorful flowers for the first season as well as following years. The wildflower bed will reach a height of 36 - 48 inches tall under normal conditions.
Wild flower seed mixture includes (percentages are rounded):
- 17.0% Baby's Breath, Annual
- 13.0% Wallflower, Siberian
- 9.0% Flax, Blue
- 8.0% Cornflower
- 8.0% Poppy, California
- 8.0% Coneflower, Purple
- 4.0% Daisy, Shasta
- 4.0% Pinks, Sweet William
- 4.0% Blanketflower
- 4.0% Indian Blanket
- 3.0% Poppy, Corn, Mixed
- 3.0% Penstemon, Rocky Mountain
- 2.0% Daisy, African
- 2.0% Daisy, African Stick
- 2.0% Snapdragon, Tall Spurred
- 2.0% Coneflower, Prairie
- 1.5% Catchfly
- 1.5% Vervain, Hoary
- 1.0% Daisy, Gloriosa
- 1.0% Black-Eyed Susan
- 1.0% Alyssum, Sweet
- 1.0% Coreopsis, Plains
Seeding rate: 1/4 LB Per 625 - 1,250 SF or 5 LBS 25,000 - 50,000 SF
Question: Why such a broad range on the seeding rate?
Answer: Wild flower seed planting applications vary tremendously from the back yard flower bed to the 5 acre meadow. Various seeding rates are needed depending on the type of application you are considering. For your specific application use this for your guideline:
- For a meadow look with scattered wildflowers using the lower end of the seeding rate
- For an average display with good coverage use the middle range of the seeding rate
- For a lush stand with almost solid wildflowers choose the upper end of the seeding rate
