Premium North American Native Wildflower Seed Mix, No Fillers, 1/2 LB

I planted late, and then very late. Late was mid May in Pennsylvania, missing the long rains. I got to planting again two weeks later too. Hose watering in high temperatures saved the first batch of seedlings and I have a great mix of species in full sun, fewer but still some kinds are growing in mostly shaded areas too. The part planted later during the high temperatures in early June had poor germination compared to the first planting in May. Zone 4, northern Pennsylvania. I have very acidic soil, pH around 5 in spring from sulphur acid in snowmelt, to around 6 in late summer, and so amended the soil first with chicken manure for its high calcium and phosphate content. They are thriving and drawing honeybees and butterflies. I highly recommend these, but recommend planting the seed as soon as the snow melts out so as to not miss the spring rains before it gets hot, because they germinated better in the cooler weather and got a better start before bees were needed in the vegetable patch. These come in a plastic bag not intended for long term storage like a foil seed savers pouch is.

I'm sure they'll do well. They look fresh, but it's winter so I haven't planted them yet.

i bought this item on a whim - had a dead space in my yard between two very large evergreens. literally just threw these down and watered. they started growing and continued to grow and are still growing and blooming. all different color flowers and heights. the tallest so far is about 3.5' and if i had supports they'd be taller. very happy with this purchase and everyone that is in that part of my yard comment how beautiful it all looks.

So all the sprouts that popped up were promising at first. There were so many. Several looked kind of clover-ish and leafy. Those ones died off before becoming flowers (not sure they were flowers to begin with) and I have since pulled them out. I left in what was still surviving, and I’ve gotten a few different varieties. I just wish there were more, it’s just a couple flowers at a time. I put a good amount of seeds in a half wine barrel planter.

…but only a few of seeds grew but never blossomed. Waste of money!!

Weeds. Typical weeds I see in wooded areas. This is a big disappointment. I took a lot of time planting the seeds various places in my yard. Watering them often and waiting until they sprouted. Every area I planted these- looks just like the photo. I ended up with weed seeds.The photo with the planter- that is wildflower seeds purchased from the dollar store. A variety of sprouts and no weeds. Both seeds were planted at same time.The photo of the sprouts that are planted in the ground- those are these, from amazon. One variety only. And that one variety is called a weed.Very disappointed. Will pull all up throughout my yard and start over with real flower seeds.I understand these are not yet flowering. But, the leaves show that these are not a “variety”. Unlike the dollar store seeds in the planter. And these same “weeds” are in my back woods.

The listed flower species were numerous and attractive, the price per weight is a good value, and so far I am seeing vigorous sprouting at the 10-day mark. So far so good!

Full 1/2 pound of seeds no filler just cast and rake in. We love the look!