Utah Wildflower Pollinator Seed Mix (Western USA & midwest compatible)

    Introducing our new custom wildflower seed mix specifically for Utah! A pollinator paradise awaits with 18 big blooming, showy annuals and 17 perfect perennials that thrive in the unique high dessert climate of Utah. Each variety in this mix is hand selected based on their ability to flourish and thrive. Attract butterflies, bees, birds, and hummingbirds to your natural garden or meadow scape. An easy to grow mix that has a long bloom time, is low maintenance, naturalizes, and is fragrant. Excellent for mass planting and cut flowers. Thrives in heat and drought. Blooms early Summer to frost. Zones 2-8. Mother Earth approved.

    Simply rake your soil in the designated planting area to a depth of at least 4", moisten the soil evenly, and scatter your seeds. A light tamping with your hand will ensure good contact between the seeds and soil for sprouting. If there are birds interested in eating the newly scattered seeds, utilizing flash tape or other shiny distractions during germination is recommended.

    This packet contains approximately 1/2 ounce of seeds which will typically cover an area 6'x6' to 8'x8'. 

Product details:

Annuals: Lupine, Indian blanket flower, Sunflower, Sensation Cosmos, Cornflower, Mountain Garland Clarkia, Blue bonnets, Tidy tips daisy, Blue flax, Corn poppy, Scarlet flax, Sweet William-Catchfly, Baby's breath, Bright Lights Cosmos, Clasping Coneflower, Black eyed Susans, Blue Bells, Will Rogers Zinnias.

Perennials: California Poppy, Alyssum, Plains Coreopsis, Crown Daisy, Lanceleaf Coreopsis, Gloriosa Daisy, Siberian Wallflower, Evening Primrose, Rocky Mountain Penstemon, Blanket flower, Coneflower, Shasta Daisy, Pale Purple Coneflower, Perennial Lupine, Yellow Coneflower, Mexican Hat, Sweet William. 

    The annuals in this mix will bloom from late Spring until frost. Most will re-seed themselves readily. The perennials in this mix will have varying bloom times. Some will bloom the first Summer planted, others will bloom in their second year from seed. Most will re-seed themselves. Some are important food for birds in the Winter months when food sources are scarce. Please consider leaving the seed heads for our bird friends, and the foliage for our bees as some species do rely on such to hibernate in.

Cannot Ship to: AK, HI, GU, PR, VI, and CAN.