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• Annuals: Annual wildflowers bloom for just one season and need to be replanted each year.
• Perennials: Perennials, on the other hand, come back year after year, developing stronger roots and delivering reliable blooms every spring.
• Why Choose Perennials? Perennial seeds establish deep, resilient root systems, offering blooms that reappear every spring. They’re perfect for creating a sustainable garden that evolves beautifully over time.

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

• Fall Dormant Seeding: The best option for many regions is dormant seeding in late fall (November-December) to allow seeds to overwinter and germinate in spring.
• Spring: For perennials, plant in early spring (April-May) after the risk of frost has passed.
• Summer: Late summer (August-September) planting is an option, but ensure seeds are watered frequently to establish before winter.

• Fall: Plant in fall (October-November) for an early start the following year.
• Spring: Plant perennial seeds in early spring (March-April) after the risk of frost has passed.
• Summer: Late summer planting (August-September) can work with proper watering.

• Fall: Fall planting (October) works well in frost-free regions
• Spring: Perennials thrive when planted in early spring (February-March).
• Summer: You can plant in late summer (August-September) with proper irrigation.

• Yearly Flowers: While some species may bloom in their first year, most will take a year to establish before bursting into full color in their second season. Though it might seem like a long wait, these wildflowers are designed to last, adding beauty to your landscape season after season.
• For Immediate Color: Consider mixing in some annual wildflowers for instant blooms while your perennials are getting established.

• Plan For Season-Long Color: Mix early, mid, and late bloomers to ensure your garden dazzles all season.
• Variety Is Key: Start with spring favorites like columbines and lupines, enjoy summer stars like purple coneflowers and black-eyed susans, and finish with fall beauties such as asters and goldenrod.
• Try A Customer Favorite: Our top-selling Perennial Beauty Wildflower Seed Mix is perfect for a garden that stays vibrant and ever-changing throughout the year.

• Diverse Planting Plant a mix of perennial species to guarantee vibrant colors throughout the season.
• Natural Spread: Over time, perennials will spread, filling in your garden and creating a lush, vibrant landscape.
• Easy Refresh: If you notice any gaps after a few years, simply scatter more seeds of your favorite varieties to keep the display full.