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Wildflowers DefinedA wildflower is one that has developed naturally over time without human intervention and retains the original characteristics of the plant family.
Many species of wildflowers are considered herbs with uses beyond beautiful flowers! Our wildflower seed is non-domesticated and is pure seed with purity of most
species at 95-99%. Actual germination rates range up to 95% according to environmental factors. Habitat destruction and pollution factors have endangered many species of
wildflowers almost to extinction. Solution - Plant Wildflower Seed.
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A native bee pollinating a Native Perennial
Florida wildflower. Please note the honeybee and native bees are endangered. You can help...plant bee pollinator wildflowers and avoid the use of chemicals. See our
pollinator conservation page for more information and resources about wildflowers and bee pollinators. |
Choosing Wildflower Seed
Wildflower seeds are sown
extensively for beauty and low maintenance for use in in erosion, ground cover, pollinator and bee feed, meadows, and home wildflower gardens. This is an informational website from Seedland.com provided as a service to help you be successful at selecting, buying and growing
wildflowers and garden flowers from seed. Here you will find information on wildflower and garden flower seeds to grow a wildflower/flower garden or meadow in your part of the world.
Wildflower seed and garden flower seed for landscaping may be purchased in bulk from Seedland.com and planted as a mixture of seeds or a single species. Seedland sells wildflower seed in 1#, 2#, 5#,10#, 25# or 50# sizes,* of
annual & perennial individual seed, custom seed mixtures, regional seed mixtures, native wildflower seed and specialty wildflower seed mixtures. You may customize your
wildflower seed mixture by adding individual wildflower species which are listed by common name in the menu on the right or have Seedland custom mix you a wildflower seed mixture. We have
included wildflower pictures throughout our site to help you pick seed to create the look you desire.
Our menus on the right are full of helpful information about wildflower seed, garden flower seed and wildflower seed mixtures. If you have questions after reading over our
wildflower seed information please contact us at Seedland.com.
*Some wildflower seed mixtures are available only in certain quantities. Please visit our
online store Seedland.com for more information on individual wildflower seed
products.
Perennial, Annual & Biennial Wildflower Seed
Wild flowers
and other plants are categorized as
annuals, perennials, biennials, or tender perennials. Once established most wildflower seed species will reseed and return year after year with nominal work on the part of the gardener.
Low maintenance features and availability of seed has fostered the revival of wildflower gardening. Annual wildflowers come back from seeds that germinate each spring
and bloom each year to make more seeds. Perennial wildflowers do not bloom until the second year, because of this you want to be careful when weeding. Perennials are
often mistaken for weeds as they do not bloom in the 1st year like annuals. They usually live several years (3+). Tender perennial wildflowers grow as annuals in cold climates. Biennial
wildflowers will live 2 years. Wildflowers seed out as soon as the blooming season is over.
These seed are blown or carried to new areas. Rainfall, snow and normal soil movement helps bury the seed to gain better soil contact.
Whether a few feet or a large meadow, wildflowers readily provide months of beauty to your surroundings and provide much needed pollinator or bee feed. This site is an excellent place
to start gathering information for wildflower seed varieties that are native to the region in which you live.
The Benefits of Planting Native Wildflower Seed
Wildflowers are naturalized plants or native wildflowers that are not invasive or aggressive
to the natural order of plants in a given area. Each wild flower species has developed over time to genetically become disease and insect resistant to that particular area, soil
conditions, climate and other environmental factors. Some wildflowers should not be planted in new areas because of their aggressive growth which can take over native species and wipe them
out. Every region has Eco systems within Eco systems and competition is regulated by the genetics within each separate system. It is always best to plant the NATIVE wildflower seed
varieties that can be obtained for your region.
Dormant Seeding of Wildflowers - Late Fall /WinterWildflowers naturally re-seed themselves in the fall. Fall is an acceptable time to plant wildflower
seed if done properly. If planting wildflower seed in the fall, it is advisable to wait until three good frosts have occurred to prevent fall germination. This is called dormant seeding.
It is also a good idea to lightly cover your wildflower seed with 1/8 inch of soil or mulch to prevent the wind from blowing them away, birds from eating them, or rain washing your
wildflower seed away.
Fall wildflower seeding prepares seed to germinate quickly when the right conditions set in the following Spring.
Planting Wildflower Seed in The SpringWildflower seeds can also be successfully planted in the spring. The seeding of Spring Wildflowers needs to be as
early as possible and the plants will germinate at the "right" time. Mowing existing wildflowers or hand seeding new wildflowers in the spring or fall will help spread the
seeds onto a new site for the next spring, summer, or fall blooming season.
Wildflower PicturesLOOK AT PICTURES OF SOME OF THE MORE POPULAR Wildflower Seed Mixtures. A complete list of
Wildflower Seed Mixtures & Single Species available from Seedland, conveniently sorted by common name.
How To Plant A Wildflower Garden or Meadow
Most wildflower seeds sold by Seedland.com are available in 1#, 2#, 5#,10#, 25# or 50# sizes.
Native Grass Seed - Click On Items In The Menu at Right Seedland is proud to offer quality Native Grass Seed for ornamental, biomass (bio-fuel), erosion control,
wildlife, or pasture use. Please see the items in our menu here, visit our informational website
www.nativegrasses.com or our
online store for more information. We are able to supply custom mixtures of wildflower seed and/or native grass seed in quantities of 1#, 2#, 5#,10#, 25# or 50# sizes. |
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180+ Varieties
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Alyssum, Carpet-Snow
Alyssum, Dwarf Sw Pink
Alyssum, Dwarf Sw.Pur.
Alyssum, Sweet
Aster, Bigelow's
Aster, China
Aster, Golden
Aster, New England
Aster, Prairie
Aster, Sky Blue
Aster, Smooth
Aster, White Upland
Baby Blue-Eyes
Baby's Breath, Annual
Baby's Breath, PER.
Balsamroot, Arrowleaf
Basket of Gold
Beardtongue, Nar. Lf
Beeplant, Rocky Mtn.
Bellflower, Tussock
Bergamot
Bird's Eyes
Bishop's Flower
Black-Eyed Susan
Black-Eyed Susan Sw.
Black-Eyed Susan vine
Blazing Star
Blazing Star, Rough
Blood Flower
Bluebell, California
Bluebonnet, Texas
Boneset
Bundleflower, Illinois
Calendula
Candytuft, Annual
Candytuft, Perennial
Catchfly
Catchfly, Nodding
Chamomile, Roman
Chicory
Chinese Forget-me-not
Chinese Houses
Clarkia
Clarkia, Deerhorn
Clover, Crimson
Clover, Prairie Purple
Clover, Prairie White
Clover, Round Bush
Columbine, Blue
Columbine, Dwarf
Columbine, Eastern
Columbine, Mix Colors
Compass Plant
Coneflower, Clasping
Coneflower, Cutleaf
Coneflower, Dwarf Red
Coneflower, Grey-Head
Coneflower, MexicanHat
Coneflower, Narrow-lf
Coneflower, Pale Purple
Coneflower, Prairie
Coneflower, Purple
Coneflower, Yellow
Coreopsis, Dwarf Lance
Coreopsis, Dwarf Plains
Coreopsis, Red Plains
Coreopsis, Lance-leaf
Coreopsis, Plains
Cornflower - Polka Dot
Cornflower, Blue
Cornflower, Dwarf Blue
Cosmos
Cosmos, Dwarf
Cosmos, Sulphur
Cup Plant
Daisy, African
Daisy, Creeping
Daisy, Dwarf Shasta
Daisy, Engleman
Daisy, English
Daisy, Fleabane
Daisy, Garland
Daisy, Gloriosa
Daisy, Ox-Eye
Daisy, Painted
Daisy, Shasta
Daisy, Sleepy
Daisy, Yellow
Dame's Rocket
Edelweiss
Five-Spot
Flax, Blue
Flax, Lewis
Flax, Scarlet
Forget-Me-Not
Four-O'clock
Foxglove
Gaillardia, Annual
Gaillardia, Per. Dwarf
Gaillardia, Perennial
Gaillardia, Yellow
Gaura
Gayfeather
Gayfeather, Thickspike
Gilia
Gilia, Globe
Gilia, Scarlet
Globemallow, Goose Lf
Globemallow, Scarlet
Godetia, Dwarf
Godetia, Lilac
Goldeneye, Showy
Goldenrod, Rigid
Golden Alexander
Goldfields
Greenthread
Hyssop, Lavender
Indian Paintbrush
Iris, Wild Blue
Ironweed, Prairie
Johnny Jump-Up
Larkspur, Rocket
Larkspur, Western
Leadplant
Lupine, Arroyo
Lupine, Mountain
Lupine, Per. Purple
Lupine, Russell
Lupine, Yellow
Mallow, Tree
Maltese Cross
Marigold, Desert
Marigold, French
Milkweed, Butterfly
Milkweed, Showy
Milkweed, Swamp
Mint, Lemon
Monkeyflower
Nodding Pink Onion
Partridge Pea
Penstemon, Palmer
Penstemon, Rocky Mtn.
Penstemon, Shelf-Leaf
Penstemon, Smooth
Petunia, Wild
Phlox, Ann. Mix Colors
Phlox, Mountain
Phlox, Red Annual
Pinks, Cottage
Pinks, Fringed
Pinks Maiden
Pinks, Sweet William
Poppy, Calif. Orange
Poppy, Corn
Poppy, Dwarf California
Poppy, Iceland
Poppy, Oriental
Poppy, Red Corn
Poppy, Calif.Mix Colors
Primrose, Com. Evening
Primrose, Dwarf Evening
Primrose, Pale Evening
Primrose, Showy Even.
Primrose, Tall Evening
Rattlesnake Master
Rockcress, Purple
Rockcress, White
Sage, Blue
Sage, Pitcher
Sage, Scarlet
Sagewort, Prairie
Snapdragon, Spurred
Sneezeweed, Autumn
Snow -in-summer
Soapwort
Spiderwort, Ohio
Spiderwort, Prairie
Stock, Virginia
Sunflower
Sunflower, Maximilian
Sunflower, Ox-Eye
Sweet Blk-Eyed Susan
Sweet Pea, Perennial
Thyme, Creeping
Tickseed, Leavenworth
Tidy-Tips
Trefoil, Bird's Foot
Verbena, Moss
Vervain, Blue
Vervain, Hoary
Wallflower, English
Wallflower, Siberian
Yarrow, Gold
Yarrow, Red
Yarrow, Western
Yarrow, White
Zinnia, Classic
Zinnia, Creeping
Zinnia, Pumila
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