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• Region-Specific: Native wildflower seeds come from plants naturally found in your region, making them perfectly adapted to local conditions.
• Local Pollinator Support: These plants are ideal for creating a sustainable, low-maintenance garden that supports local pollinators and wildlife.
• Currated By Region: Select your region (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, Western, Pacific Northwest), and you’ll find a curated list of native wildflowers that will flourish in your regional climate and soil.

Areas With Freezing Winters | Generally Zones 1-6
(Northeast, Midwest, and The Rockies)

• Fall Dormant Seeding: Dormant seeding is recommended in late fall (November-December), after the ground begins to freeze but before heavy snow cover. This allows seeds to overwinter naturally.
• Spring: Plant native wildflower seeds in early spring (April-May) when the soil has thawed and temperatures are consistently warming up.
• Summer: Native seeds can be planted in late summer (August-September) if you avoid the heat and water well during establishment.

• Fall: Planting in fall (October-November) works well to establish the plants during the cooler months.
• Spring: The ideal time is early spring (March-April) when the weather is still cool but frost risks have passed.
• Summer: Plant native wildflower seeds in late summer (August-September) with extra care to avoid extreme heat and ensure proper irrigation.

• Fall: Fall planting (October-November) is ideal to give seeds time to settle before any cooler temperatures set in.
• Spring: The best time to plant native wildflowers is early spring (February-March), just before the heat of summer.
• Summer: In summer, plant native wildflowers in late summer (August-September) with proper watering and care to help them establish.

• Easy Selection: Our native wildflower seeds are categorized by region, making it simple to choose the right seeds for your area. Select your region (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, Western, Pacific Northwest), and you’ll find a curated list of native wildflowers that will flourish in your local climate and soil.
• Native Regional Wildflower Mixes: Discover the beauty of your region with our expertly crafted Native Regional Wildflower Seed Mixes, tailored just for your landscape.

• Patience Is Key! Some native wildflowers, like annuals, will bloom in their first year, while perennials might take up to two years to fully establish. Once established, perennials will reward you with blooms that return year after year.
• Mix It Up! By planting a combination of native annuals and perennials, you'll enjoy early blooms from the annuals in the first year, while the perennials will begin flowering from the second year onward, providing long-lasting beauty.

• Absolutely! Native wildflowers mix beautifully with native grasses and native perennials, creating a diverse and vibrant garden.
• Compatible Companions: Ensure your companion plants share similar growing conditions for a harmonious garden. Use our shopping filters to help find suitable companion plants.