mojave desert wildflower seeds Desert Colors Wildflower Mix

mojave desert wildflower seeds Desert Colors Wildflower MixSonoran Desert Natives plus Old Garden Favorites. The "Old Garden Favorites" in this mix are non Sonoran old time garden regulars (our favorites) that are non invasive. Seeds may be planted anytime of year, as different species in the mix may germinate in any season in the event of a substantial rainfall. Most of these species bloom from late Winter through Spring, so that plantings from late September through February will provide the best results.

Sonoran Desert Natives plus Old Garden Favorites.

The "Old-Garden Favorites" in this mix are non-Sonoran old-time garden regulars (our favorites) that are non-invasive.

Seeds may be planted anytime of year, as different species in the mix may germinate in any season in the event of a substantial rainfall. Most of these species bloom from late Winter through Spring, so that plantings from late September through February will provide the best results.

Natives: Arroyo Lupine, Bahia, California Poppy, Desert Bluebells, Desert Marigold, Desert Senna, Dyssodia, Mexican Gold Poppy, Fendler Bladderpod, Gordon's Bladderpod, Desert Lupine, Lemon Beebalm, Parry's Penstemon, Prairie Coneflower, Pygmy Aster, Silverbells, Thimblehead, Paperflower, Colored Globemallow, Indian Blanketflower, Showy Evening Primrose, Wild Sunflower.

Exotics: Scarlet Flax, Coreopsis, Cosmos, Shirley Poppy, Five-spot, Baby Snapdragons.