Perennial. Partial Shade Mix wildflower seeds grow some of the season's most inspired, classic, and lasting blooms. Partial Shade Wildflower Mix seeds contain a blend of 17 hardy partial-sun varieties of wildflowers including Forget-Me-Not, Rocket Larkspur, Spurred Snapdragon, Columbine, Johnny Jump Up, Purple Coneflower, and Baby Blue Eyes. Partial Shade Mix wildflowers will invite beneficial pollinators to your garden for healthier and more abundant plants all season long. Partial Shade Mix Wildflowers are an ideal grow for rustic, natural flower beds or for kids and novice gardeners to try out in wide open spaces. Bulk sizes.

Growing Partial Shade Mix Wildflowers from Seeds

• Seed Type: Mix of 17 varieties (55% annuals, and 45% biennials and perennials)
• Sow Seeds Indoors or Outdoors: Partial Shade Mix wildflowers are easy to grow from seed and recommended for direct outdoor sowing after the frost. Blend Partial Shade Wildflower seeds with sand to increase visibility during sowing. Broadcast the mix over a well-shaded and weeded 10-square foot area and evenly rake and lightly tamp. Germination for the 17 varieties occurs between 10 – 30 days.
• Days to Maturity: Varies
• Hardiness Zone: 1 – 9
• Seed Planting Depth: Broadcast 1oz of wildflower seeds over 10-square foot area and tamp
• Wildflower Growth Habit: Mix of various 24 – 30” tall wildflowers with 12” spreads of blooms
• Soil Preference: Average, medium-dry, well-drained
• Light Preference: Full sun – partial shade
• Diseases/Pests/Troubleshooting: Wildflowers are one of the easiest, hardiest, and fastest growing flowers available to gardeners. Be sure to provide these wildflowers with proper shade.
• Color: A mix of summertime color of 17 different varieties

Partial Shade Wildflower Mix Includes: Chinese Forget-me-not, Annual Candytuft, Baby Blue Eyes, Lance-Leaf Coreopsis, Purple Coneflower, Annual Baby's Breath, Rocket Larkspur Corn Poppy, Chinese houses Shasta Daisy, Sweet William, Spurred Snapdragon, Johnny Jump-Up, Clarkia Mix, Garden Columbine, Dwarf Columbine, Forget-Me-Not, Tussock Bellflower, Monkeyflower.

Sowing wildflower seeds as domesticated garden pieces came to prominence in England during the late 19th Century. The wealthy of the time grew tired of the formal and redundant flower beds of the past and became more interested in gardens mimicking the “wild” and “natural” of real flowers. Poets and writers of the time did away with the typical roses and hedges and started to focus on the unpredictability of wildflowers. Buy Partial Shade Wildflower Mix online. Small to bulk quantities.