Spotty germination
"Planted in late fall. Zero germination from echinacea. Some spotty germination from the others supplied. Perhaps the seeds are still viable and will germinate next spring. Not too happy about this product"
Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"Planted in late fall. Zero germination from echinacea. Some spotty germination from the others supplied. Perhaps the seeds are still viable and will germinate next spring. Not too happy about this product"
"Planted in the village wildflower meadows that I volunteer for. Spring plantings, see plants with some blooms coming soon! #sweepstakes"
"Unfortunately, this batch of flowers had zero results. I suspect soil conditions or timing. But in the past, even the worst of conditions produce some flowers."
"I planted these (first time planting any flower seeds!) for the berm in front of my yard and it was a delight for me and for our neighbors. People came by just to admire. They were great for gifting small bouquets and cheering up the house, too. There were so many that it was a pleasure to share."
Our Long Lasting Wildflower Collection is formulated with four hardy perennial varieties that will begin blooming, one color at a time, in the second year and provide bright color all season long, year after year.
Our Long Lasting Wildflower Collection includes the following seeds:
| Name | Quantity | Life Cycle | Bloom Time | Native To | |
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Shasta Daisy Seeds | 1 x 1/4 LB | Perennial | Summer | Spain and Portugal |
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Purple Coneflower Seeds | 1 x 1/4 LB | Perennial | Summer | North American plains |
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Perennial Lupine Seeds | 1 x 1/4 LB | Perennial | Spring to summer | Most of the US and Canada east of the Mississippi |
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Black Eyed Susan Seeds | 1 x 1/4 LB | Perennial | Summer to fall | Originally thought to be a native of only the North American |
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A note on Lupinus perennis (wild lupine): This species is the sole larval host plant for the Karner Blue Butterfly, a federally endangered species with remaining populations in New Hampshire, New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio. Because our seed is produced through open pollination, even with industry-standard best practices we cannot fully rule out that some cross-pollination with other lupine varieties may occasionally occur.
To help protect Karner Blue Butterfly habitat, we do not recommend planting Perennial Lupine from seed in the following active recovery states: NY, NH, IN, IL, OH, MN, WI, MI or Ontario, Canada.
As soon as your order is placed you will receive a confirmation email. You will receive a second email the day your order ships telling you how it has been sent. Depending upon your order date, we may hold your shipment to combine it with other products on your order, if applicable. See our shipping information page for approximate ship dates and more detailed information. If you have any questions, please call Customer Service toll-free at (802) 227-7200 or contact us by email or chat.