Pacific Northwest

This mix of annuals and perennials blooms freely in the sun with little or no care once established. Beginning in the early spring and continuing through the summer this blend provides a changing show of colours and textures. Pacific Northwest Wildflowers is a magnigicant blend of Plains Coreopis, Sweet William, Sweet Alyssum,
Scarlet Flax, Rocket Larkspur, Perennial Lupine, Annual Lupine, Blanketflower, Californai Poppy, Lance LVD Coreopsis, Bearded Dianthus, Candytuft, Godetia, Evening Prinrose, Black eyed Susan, Shirley Poppy, Baby blue Eyes, Clarkia, Spurred snapdragon, Gold Yarrow, Chinese House, Shasta Daisy, Columbine and Catchfly.

Growing Details

Item No	Product	Weight	Est.Seed Ct	Price	Qty.
FL3446A	Pacific Northwest	2 g	N/A	2.99
FL3446B	Pacific Northwest	5 g	N/A	3.99
FL3446C	Pacific Northwest	25 g	N/A	6.39
FL3446D	Pacific Northwest	100 g	N/A	15.89
FL3446E	Pacific Northwest	225 g	N/A	27.89
FL3446F	Pacific Northwest	500 g	N/A	48.99
FL3446G	Pacific Northwest	1000 g	N/A	79.99

Growing Details

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Wildflower Mixes composed primarily of perennials need time to establish before the onset of winter so plant in the early spring while weather conditions are still wet or plant in the early autumn when the rains come again. The summer is a good time to sow wildflower seeds also but irrigation will be necessary for germination and seed success. It's better to let nature do it's work and sow during rainy periods. Sometimes that is the case during the summer!

Annual Wildflower Mixes should be planted in the spring so they have time to flower and set seed by autumn.

Decisions of when to plant and where and of how intensively to manage the site until it is established are contingent upon too many factors to fully describe in this space. Use your instincts. Observe the site as it progresses. Does it need watering? Should you hand weed? Do you need to reseed?