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ARIZONA WILDFLOWER SEEDS: Selected to flourish in Arizona’s soil and dry climate, this mix of annual and perennial wildflower seeds provides beautiful, long-lasting blooms. Contains a hand-selected blend of 14 varieties, including bluebonnet seeds, painted daisy seeds, coneflower seeds, and more.
EASY TO GROW & LOW MAINTENANCE: Simply scatter the annual and perennial wildflowers in full or partial sun and lightly water the area for 4 to 6 weeks. Ideal for gardeners of all levels, this mix germinates quickly, producing colorful flowers that return year after year.
NON-GMO SEEDS SOURCED IN USA: No fillers, just premium annual and perennial flower seeds with high germination rates. Grown and packaged in the USA for quality and reliability, ensuring a lush, natural landscape with vibrant wildflowers that thrive in your specific region.
ATTRACTS BEES, BUTTERFLIES & HUMMINGBIRDS: This pollinator seed mix of annual and perennial wildflowers supports the environment, creating a thriving habitat for essential wildlife. Watch your garden come to life while improving biodiversity and supporting the ecosystem.
CREATED BY NATURE, TRUSTED FOR 40+ YEARS: As a family-owned business, we're dedicated to helping add vibrancy, natural beauty, and biodiversity to your garden. We help all gardeners, even beginners, grow thriving and colorful, pollinator-friendly landscapes with ease.

Overview

Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
Brand : Created By Nature
Material Feature : Natural
Color : Multi Colored
Special Feature : Attracts Pollinators
Expected Blooming Period : Spring to Fall
Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
Unit Count : 30000.0 Count
Expected Planting Period : Spring, Summer, Fall
Product Care Instructions : Keep the area consistently moist for 4 to 6 weeks during germination period. Taper off watering until mature flowers are established. If natural rainfall is inadequate, water wildflowers 2 to 3 times a week or up to ½ inches of water per week. Keep the area consistently moist for 4 to 6 weeks during germination period. Taper off watering until mature flowers are established. If natural rainfall is inadequate, water wild… See more