urban seed and flower Urban Superbloom Mix – Theodore Payne Foundation

urban seed and flower Urban Superbloom Mix – Theodore Payne FoundationCreate a Superbloom at Home California is known for its spectacular diversity of wild flower species. In years following prolonged drought and high rainfall, long dormant seeds awaken and a superbloom may occur. Many of these wild flowers are also keystone species, meaning that other lifeforms within this ecosystem depend on them for sustenance and survival. Creating a thriving ecology helps sustain life in urban areas. The Urban Superbloom Mix

Create a Superbloom at Home

California is known for its spectacular diversity of wild flower species. In years following prolonged drought and high rainfall, long-dormant seeds awaken and a superbloom may occur.

Many of these wild flowers are also keystone species, meaning that other lifeforms within this ecosystem depend on them for sustenance and survival. Creating a thriving ecology helps sustain life in urban areas.

The Urban Superbloom Mix Includes:

• Castilleja exserta (owl's clover)
• Clarkia unguiculata (elegant clarkia)
• Eschscholzia californica (California poppy)
  
• Lasthenia californica (California goldfields)
  
• Layia platyglossa (tidy tips)
• Leptosyne bigelovii (Bigelow coreopsis)
• Lupinus bicolor (miniature lupine)
• Phacelia distans (wild heliotrope)

The packaging features artwork by Lesley Goren.

Please note: Hairs on leaves and stems of Phacelia species may be irritating to the skin with prolonged contact.