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cheap perennial flower seeds 10‑Variety Perennial Flower Seed Pack

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cheap perennial flower seeds 10‑Variety Perennial Flower Seed PackDetailed Product Contents: Black Eyed Susan (Gloriosa Daisy) (550750 seeds per packet) Golden yellow blooms with dark centres, long flowering and hardy. Purple Coneflower (Purpurea) (4565 seeds per packet) Bold purple petals attracting pollinators and beneficial insects. Lupins (Russell Mixture) (2030 seeds per packet) Tall colourful flower spikes creating dramatic early summer displays. Milkweed (Carmine Rose) (110160 seeds per packet) Fragrant pink

Detailed Product Contents:

🌼 Black-Eyed Susan (Gloriosa Daisy) (550–750 seeds per packet) – Golden yellow blooms with dark centres, long flowering and hardy.
🌸 Purple Coneflower (Purpurea) (45–65 seeds per packet) – Bold purple petals attracting pollinators and beneficial insects.
🌺 Lupins (Russell Mixture) (20–30 seeds per packet) – Tall colourful flower spikes creating dramatic early summer displays.
🦋 Milkweed (Carmine-Rose) (110–160 seeds per packet) – Fragrant pink flowers essential for monarch butterflies and pollinators.
🌼 Shasta Daisy (Alaska Exhibition) (450–650 seeds per packet) – Large white daisies with classic form and strong stems.
💙 Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis Blue) (1,500–2,200 seeds per packet) – Delicate blue flowers ideal for borders and naturalized areas.
🌈 Johnny Jump Ups (Helen Mount Mix) (120–180 seeds per packet) – Cheerful multicolour blooms with compact spreading habit.
🌸 Phlox (Dwarf Twinkle Mix) (650–900 seeds per packet) – Low growing flowers producing bright clustered spring colour.
🔴 Oriental Poppy (Scarlet) (700–1,000 seeds per packet) – Striking scarlet blooms with dramatic crepe like petals.
☀️ Sunburst Coreopsis (800–1,100 seeds per packet) – Bright golden flowers with long blooming.

How to grow:

Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost. Select a full sun location with well-drained soil. Many varieties bloom in year two; others bloom the first year. For detailed planting and care tips, visit the Growing Instructions section of our website.

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