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• Provide essential habitat for at-risk native pollinators, birds and wildlife
• 100% native to the West with over a dozen wildflower varieties adapted to your local ecosystem
• These long-lasting, resilient native wildflowers are extremely low maintenance once established
• Expertly curated for Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington, Northern Nevada, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming
• All of our seed is 100% pure, non-GMO and neonicotinoid free

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Description

This unique native mix combines favorite native annuals and perennials of the Rocky Mountain region. Included are species for annual color like Indian Blanket, Clarkia and Fleabane, plus the much sought-after perennials like Colorado Blue Columbine, Showy Goldeneye, Purple Prairie Clover, and even Rocky Mtn. Cleome, or "Bee Plant."

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Key Features

Light Requirements

  • Full Sun
  • Half Sun / Half Shade

Life Cycle

Mix of Annuals & Perennials

Advantages

  • Bee Friendly
  • Attracts Butterflies
  • Attracts Birds
  • Native
  • Mass Plantings
  • Long Bloom Time
  • Naturalizes
  • Easy To Grow
  • Low Maintenance
  • Cut Flowers

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Seed Coverage

1/4 lb covers 250-500 sq ft
1/2 lb covers 500-1,000 sq ft
1 lb covers 1,000-2,000 sq ft
5 lbs covers 5,000-10,000 sq ft
10 lbs covers 10,000-25,000 sq ft
25 lbs covers 1/2-1 acre
50 lbs covers 1.5-2 acres

Soil Type

  • Acidic Soil
  • Clay Soil
  • Well-Drained Soil
  • Loamy Soil
  • Sandy Soil

Soil Moisture

  • Average
  • Dry
  • Moist / Wet

Plant Classification

Blend of Native Species & Cultivars

Life Cycle

Mix of Annuals & Perennials

Growing Zones

  • Zone 2
  • Zone 3
  • Zone 4
  • Zone 5
  • Zone 6

Ideal Region

  • West

Neonicotinoid Free

Yes

Non-GMO

Yes

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What's In This Mix

This mixture includes 15 native wildflowers: 5 annuals for first-year color. Plus 10 hardy perennials for second and successive years’ bloom.
Name
Life Cycle
Bloom Time
Native To
Blue Columbine Seeds
Blue Columbine Seeds Aquilegia caerulea
Perennial
Clarkia pulchella
Pinkfairies Seeds Clarkia pulchella
Annual
Spring
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Seeds
Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Seeds Cleome serrulata
Annual
Summer
Eastern WA state east over the Rockies and into the Great Plains.
Plains Coreopsis Seeds
Plains Coreopsis Seeds Coreopsis tinctoria
Annual
Summer to fall
The Great Plains and Southern United States
Purple Prairie Clover Seeds
Purple Prairie Clover Seeds Dalea purpurea
Perennial
Summer to fall
The North American Great Plains
Erigeron speciosus
Aspen Fleabane Seeds Erigeron speciosus
Perennial
Late spring to fall
Western North America
Blanket Flower Seeds
Blanket Flower Seeds Gaillardia aristata
Perennial
Summer
North American plains
Firewheel Seeds
Firewheel Seeds Gaillardia pulchella
Annual
Summer
Most of North America
Globe Gilia Seeds
Globe Gilia Seeds Gilia capitata
Annual
Spring
Pacific Coast
Heliomeris multiflora
Showy Goldeneye Seeds Heliomeris multiflora
Perennial
Summer to fall
Western North America
Blue Flax Seeds
Blue Flax Seeds Linum perenne
Perennial
Spring to summer
Europe, Asia
Prairie Aster Seeds
Prairie Aster Seeds Machaeranthera tanacetifolia
Annual
Mid to late summer
Southwest and Central United States
Oenothera pallida
Pale Evening Primrose Seeds Oenothera pallida
Biennial
Spring
Western North America
Rocky Mountain Penstemon Seeds
Rocky Mountain Penstemon Seeds Penstemon strictus
Perennial
Summer
Rocky Mountain Region
Mexican Hat Seeds
Mexican Hat Seeds Ratibida columnifera
Perennial
Summer
No. American Plans from Canada to Mexico.
Black Eyed Susan Seeds
Black Eyed Susan Seeds Rudbeckia hirta
Perennial
Summer to fall
Originally thought to be a native of only the North Americans plains, but now thought to be native all the way from the plains to the Atlantic coast in the mid-Atlantic states.
Smooth Blue Aster Seeds
Smooth Blue Aster Seeds Symphyotrichum laeve
Perennial
Mid to late summer
Most of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains

Overall rating: 4.4545455 / 5 from 11 reviews.

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Have bought again!

"Though it has been an exceptionally hot and dry summer in the Billings area, the plants have taken root and bloomed. Watered as instructed and more so during 100+F days and they faired well."

— MVB (5/5)

No wildflowers, just cosmos!

"I've been gardening for over 50 years and have planted a lot of seeds! This particular product was a dismal failure. I've got a lot of cosmos, and what I would consider weeds, and nothing else growing from your selection. If I wanted cosmos, I would've bought a cart load of cosmos seeds! To be fair, I live at 6800 ' elevation. Humidity is very low, and I did wet down the area at least twice a day. Still pathetic results!"

— GMA (1/5)

Second year with this seed mix

"This is a review of the second year with the Native West Wildflower Seed Mix. The original review was entitle ""So Wild I Had To Fence Them In"". Flowers that showed up for the first time the second year were Blue fax, Rocky Mountain penstemon, smooth aster, and purple prairie clover. Birds brought in seeds for Dentatus when they visited the garden. Flowers returning for a second year were Blanket Flower, Black-Eyed Susan, Globe Gilia, and Plains Coreopsis. The only thing I did to prepare for the second season was to cut down the flowers in mid-Fall last year. The flowers were so thick I used an electric hedge trimmer. I'll be using the electric hedge trimmer this year too. A few photos are attached, please note the garden is not in all it's glory with these photos. Note: I purchased an app (Picture This) to help me identify some of the flowers, especially the volunteer flowers."

— Not M. (5/5)

So Wild I Had to Fence Them In!

"I planted these in late Spring/early Summer, which was a little late. Additionally, an exceptional drought and extreme heat hit pretty hard almost immediate after I planted the seeds. I did water them almost everyday. A downside was that the neighborhood jackrabbits thought this blend was an excellent buffet that I planted just for them. I had to put a 3 foot fence (2 foot fence was too short) around the flowers to prevent the jackrabbits from eating the whole garden flat. Once I did that I began to see real progress, Flowers that bloomed included deerhorn clarkia, plains coreopsis (a jackrabbit favorite!), blanket flower, indian blanket, globe cilia, white evening primrose, browneyed susan, and showy goldeneye. I did get a few ""Jubilee"" variants of the blanket flower too. I did not need the entire 1/4 pound of seed to the 8x16 foot area I seeded."

— First-timer W. (5/5)

Good mix, area preparation is the key.

"I thoroughly prepared one area and had great results. The other area, I did not prepare as well, and the results were less than stellar. I will prepare better for my spring meadow."

— PhilP (5/5)

Great color all summer!

"We've been planting wildflowers in New Mexico for two years now. Ever year gives us more color and the birds love us. The little yellow finches come to eat some of the seed, and the bees are happy, too. We get to enjoy the color, which has lasted all summer."

— Shannon (5/5)

Awesome color

"I have had a difficult time finding a mix that would grow in my high altitude, shady yard. The wildflower mix provided a complex and beautiful display. It was not too irresistible for the deer and elk. I can't wait until next year to see how the garden wintered over."

— Sams M. (5/5)

Grow Wildflowers at 10,000 feet!

"Must be patient for color to fill in. Love perrenials!"

— Carolyn (4/5)

Glad to purchase again

"The seeds took well in several different Nevada climates, and as described they were safe for our alpacas. I asked what product would be safe and was given a very large well investigated amount of information from American Meadows. I wish that the alpacas would have let the plants grow so I could see them flower, but they keep them mowed down. I'll have to put a barrier up next year."

— Dig D. (4/5)

Beautiful!!

"This is the second year for my wildflowers, and with a young dog, some areas have been trampled. Others are so pretty with the different flowers growing profusely, that I am getting more seeds to do more areas and replant some old ones! I was just telling my son this morning that I need pictures of the flowers, they are so colorful and pretty!"

— LindainCO (5/5)

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