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Yellow Wildflower Seed Mix - Brighten Your Garden - 1,000 Seeds
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Introducing the Yellow Wildflower Mix - the perfect solution for gardeners seeking to bring vibrant color and texture to their outdoor spaces. This special blend of 9 hardy yellow wildflowers is designed to thrive in all growing zones and deliver a dramatic splash of sunshine to your yard. Whether you’re looking for yellow as an accent or in abundance, this mix is sure to meet your needs! With 60% of annual species and 40% of perennial species, you can enjoy multiple years of growth without having to reseed each year. Plus, this 100% pure seed contains NO fillers. Grown in full sun exposure, these bright yellow flowers are the perfect way to add cheer and life to any outdoor area! Be sure to order yours now for endless summer days full of eye-catching beauty.
•American grown seeds
•Annual/Perennial Mix
•USDA Zones: All Zones
MIX INCLUDES:
Birdfoot Trefoil
Daisy, Garland
Evening Primrose, Common
Goldfields
Lance Leaved Coreopsis
Lupine, Yellow
Marigold, African
Siberian Wallflower
Sunflower, Wild
Planting Instructions:
Sow in the fall after the first autumn frost for a spring germination just after the first killing frost of the season or in the spring after the final frost of spring. It's important not to plant them too early in the spring. In full sun to partial shady areas, clear the intended area of grass and weeds and then broadcast spread the seeds across the area. To achieve an even distribution, mix 5 parts sand to 1 part seed. This will help you mark which areas have been seeded. After seeded, lightly compress the seeds into the soil or cover with soil about 1/4-1/2" to protect from critters and being washed away by the rain. Water during dry periods.
•American grown seeds
•Annual/Perennial Mix
•USDA Zones: All Zones
MIX INCLUDES:
Birdfoot Trefoil
Daisy, Garland
Evening Primrose, Common
Goldfields
Lance Leaved Coreopsis
Lupine, Yellow
Marigold, African
Siberian Wallflower
Sunflower, Wild
Planting Instructions:
Sow in the fall after the first autumn frost for a spring germination just after the first killing frost of the season or in the spring after the final frost of spring. It's important not to plant them too early in the spring. In full sun to partial shady areas, clear the intended area of grass and weeds and then broadcast spread the seeds across the area. To achieve an even distribution, mix 5 parts sand to 1 part seed. This will help you mark which areas have been seeded. After seeded, lightly compress the seeds into the soil or cover with soil about 1/4-1/2" to protect from critters and being washed away by the rain. Water during dry periods.