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This close relative of the carnation is one of the wildflowers that was taken directly into gardens from the wild. Of course, there are also hundreds of hybrids made from this flower and others in the “pink” family. The wide range of colors and bi-colored blooms make this a truly spectacular wildflower in meadows. A big favorite.
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Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 12 reviews.
Review topics: ["color","price","seeds","plants","flowers","growing"].
"I ordered a variety of wildflower seeds for a patch. I naively assumed American Meadows would sell native seeds, or at least indicate seeds are non-native. While this isn't a banned invasive species like the Dame's Rocket they also sell, it is not a native plant so not a good fit for growing native wildflower patches. It is very pretty and came in well in the second year. It's not overwhelming other plants. I probably won't pull them as I have been with the Dame's Rocket."
"First off no one would be sorry to include these in their garden forever! With the ability to buy seeds here in bulk at a reasonable price makes my spirit shine! American Meadows is at the top of my list for superior products and customer service❤️❤️❤️"
"These are such an interesting and versatile flower. So many color shades and patterns randomly bloom. I have so many neighbors commenting on the sweet Williams!"
"Plant now for color starting next season and beyond! Very easy to grow in partial shade to sunny. Blooms late spring even in northern climates, gone by mid-August. Long-lasting cut flowers. Naturalizes and multiplies each year. No maintenance required."
"Easy to plan on top of Daffodils where other plants will not grow. So many neighbors recall the plant and bloom from gardens they remember. Mine need to be reseeded each year, a very small price to pay."
"I have several well-kept flowers gardens. But there is a part of my yard that I leave wild. (no raking, etc. ) I call this my woodland garden. I have a stone path going through it. Every couple years I throw (by hand) the Sweet William seeds in my woodland garden. They come up the following year and are an absolute pleasure. They pop up every where and add color for several weeks."
"I like to plant Sweet William as the flowers are so colorful. Unfortunately, I planted them late -- could not find the seeds readily here in stores in my area -- so they are yet to bloom, but are growing nicely."
"I sprinkle the seeds on bear ground in shady areas and they make a magnificent ground cover that's green even in the winter. Fragrant, delicate flowers. Able to withstand some foot traffic. Very low growing. Good for alternative lawn in areas not able to be mowed. A++++"
"They are put all over the yard. I love the different colors and the fragrance is so sweet. Love to watch the little bees and birds."
"always supreme germination, mass planting creates colors that makes people say wow!"