Bring life and beauty to your garden with this hearty blend of wildflowers native to the Northeastern region of the United States. Each seed packet contains 17 perennials for long-term growth and 1 annual for first year blooms. This abundant mix will help:

- Enhance biodiversty & restore native habitat

- Provide food for pollinators & other beneficial insects

- Give a burst of color all season long, year after year

One seed packet covers approximately 10 square feet

All seeds are non-GMO and neonictinoid-free

What's in the mix?

Perennials: Eastern Red Columbine, Swamp Milkweed, Butterfly Weed, New England Aster, Partridge Pea, Lance-Leaf Coreopsis, Spotted Joe-Pye-Weed, Ox-Eye Sunflower, Blazing Star, Wild Lupine, Wild Bergamot, Evening Primrose, Beard Tongue, Black Eyed Susan, Sweet Black Eyed Susan, Brown Eyed Susan, Rigid Golden Rod

Annual: Indian Blanket

Native Northeast Wildflower Seeds

$2.00

90% of insect species can only eat plants they have coevolved with. As these relationships take thousands of years to develop, imported plants generally do not support the life of local insects. This is often marketed as a good thing, and insects are branded as “pests” across the board. The reality is that most native insects are a crucial piece of the very complex and fragile food web that all beings rely on for life. Now is more important than ever to transform our perception of gardens from strictly aesthetic decorations to life-giving, abundant ecosystems.

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1. Time & Place

When: Late Spring after frost threat

Where: 10 square foot area that gets 6+ hours of sunlight per day

2. Prep soil

Loosen soil & remove any growth or debris from the area

3. Scatter

Scatter seeds evenly over 10 square feet of soil (or multiple smaller areas)

4. Stomp it out
Walk (or dance!) over the seeds with shoes on to compress seeds
*Do not bury seeds with soil
5. Water
Keep the soil moist until seedlings are 4-6 inches tall. After that, mother nature will take over!
6. Enjoy
Blooms should appear in late spring/early summer

Light Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade

Grows Well in Zones: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Indian Blanket, the annual in this mix, should begin to bloom 6-12 weeks after its seed sprouts. This, of course, depends on weather and water. Extreme heat will slow growth, and most importantly the seedlings needs sufficient water in order to grow.

Perennials are great for practicing patience, as it is unlikely you will see a bloom the first year. We believe they are well worth the wait because their beauty and benefit will return year after year! Perennials spend their first year growing their roots deep into the ground, and have little to show above the earth. The next year, and for many years after that, you will have a large patch of flowers between 12 and 24 inches tall. This patch will grow more abundant and vibrant each year!

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