Starting & Growing Wildflowers
Creating your own little wildflower area is great fun and can provide lots of enjoyable surprises when the blooming starts.
Here are a few tips to help get wildflowers established.
#1 Remove existing by spraying and tilling. It is best to wait a week or two and let existing weed seeds sprout then till agin before seeding.
#2 Broadcast seed and cover with row cover or straw rolls [see page 35] Wildflower seeds will germinate over a 2-3 week period and soil surface must be kept moist just like grass seed.
Tip; You can also start wildflowers in flat bottom 10×20 trays w/holes and use a fine germinating mix soil. Once they are well rooted you can transplant out where desired
Maybe you’re looking to beautify a large space for an affordable price? Maybe you’ve got a tricky piece of terrain or an uncooperative slice of soil? Maybe you’re just tired of mowing? Regardless of your motivation, wildflower gardening is a simple and time-tested method of beautifying your land naturally and affordably.
We also have started flowers at our location ready to go.
Sorry but Flowers do not ship.

Wild Flower Seeds

Bee Feed Mix Wildflowers

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Bean Seeds [Green Beans, String Beans, Lima Beans, Pole Beans, Dry Beans

Castor Bean Annual Mix

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