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Butterfly & Hummingbird Wildflower Mixture Covers up to 1000 square feet

Shady Area Wildflower Mixture Covers up to 1000 square feet

Now's the time to plant bulbs (corms) of eleggant brodeaea. These bright purple members of the lily family are easy to grow, thriving in either sandy loam, gravelly loam, or clay. They stand from 4" to 15" tall, depending on the soil in which they are grown. Also called "Indian potatoes," the corms were a staple food of our indigenous peoples. Plant bulbs 4" deep. Protect from gophers. They are lovely grown in containers, which can be moved to a shady spot when the flowers go dormant in early to...

Each two and a half inch blossoming favor comes in a quality cream envelope and can be used in a variety of ways. You could label each envelope with your guests' names, write their table number inside, and then place them at the reception entrance for them to find. Or you could set them at each place setting and write a personalized thank you message inside. However you choose to use them, your guests are sure to enjoy watching how "Love Grows".

The weather outside may be a little on the frightful side, but your guests will be able to get a taste of beautiful spring flowers with our Personalized Winter Theme Wildflower Seed Favors! Packaged in adorable white pouches, these favors will brighten up your wedding reception with adorable winter-themed labels in wide selection of colors. Not only that, but these are favors that your guests will enjoy months after your nuptials are exchanged. And, much like your love, they will continue to grow...

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Wildflowers: Seeds of History DVD Our Price: $19.95 This product qualifies for Free Ground Shipping on orders over $70 Details > Item No.: WFSH401 Single DVD A trip through the legends, facts, and ecological impact behind Texas wildflowers. Discover what wildflowerse are really doing, their historical use for food and medicine, and how they grow. More > QTY: AVAILABILITY: In Stock, leaves warehouse in 1 - 2 full bus. days Details > GIFT WRAP is available for this item.

Uses: Perennial in USDA zones 5-9. Plants are tolerant of a variety of soil conditions. Grows best in partial shade with a rich, loamy, moderately moist but well drained soil. This native's natural habitat includes woodlands and slopes, often where oak trees are present. The seeds are eaten by the ruffled grouse and the Eastern Chipmunk. Foliage is toxic to mammalian herbivores and usually avoided by deer. Seeds require a 60 day period of stratification for uniform germination. An excellent...

"Every March, when I was growing up, we would turn to the back page of a comic book and snip out the advertisement that promised quick cash for the summer. We would send our seventy five cents to the L. L. May Company for a box of assorted premium garden seeds. In two weeks, when our package arrived, we were set up for business. My cousin and I would mount our display box on our wagon, put on our best summer dresses and venture out into our neighborhood. We would sell flower and vegetable seeds door...

Do not fertilize wildflowers unless the soil is extremely depleted of nutrients. Fertilizers encourage weed growth and lush foliage rather than flowers. If the soil needs improvement, we suggest adding organic matter such as weed-free grass clippings, well rotted compost or peat moss. The wild flowers need to be watered regularly during the summer to keep the plants at their peak. Like most flowers, this mix will do best in full sun, but it will perform in partial shade (at least 8 hours of sunlight...

Embedded with plantable wildflower seeds, these handmade cards are shaped like a classic baby carriage. Available in blue or pink (yellow has been discontinued), each carriage has a circular inscription that reads 'Baby is Blooming' and the back of the card says 'Grow A Garden!'. Carriages measure 2.5" x 2.5" and are sold in sets of 12 with matching ivory envelopes. Your baby shower guests or birth announcement recipients will love watching these seeds grow right along with baby!

Add personalization with the name and event date of the bride or couple on the front of the packet. Simple instructions for spring or fall planting are included on the back, along with the verse: "Thank you for sharing this special day!". Choice of pink, white or green plastic flowerpot. Pink pot and white pot measure approx. 3", and green measures 3 1/2" Buy just the seed packet for $1.75. Select “No Flower Pot” in the shopping cart. Seed packet package is approx. 4 1/4" x 2 3/4". Minimum order...

Pattern, Card and Envelope Finished Size Approximately 10" x 13" including borders

The turbinate aster gets it's name from it's turban or top shaped flower heads. This perennial wildflower blooms lavender to blue-violet, with yellow to reddish purple centers. One of the very last wildflowers to bloom, this aster provides attractive color in the mid-fall months. Not only is the nectar and pollen attractive to various bees and butterflies, but wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, and cottontail rabbits are sometimes drawn to the seeds and foliage.

Wonderful for your wetlands, this wild ageratum closely resembles the domesticated variety so popular in gardens today. Small, fluffy, bluish-purple flowers appear in compact clusters, and bloom from mid-summer to frost. Propagating by rhizomes, this wildflower rapidly spreads. Wonderful for ground cover or naturalizing, and a great attraction to butterflies!

Named after a German-American botanist by the name of George Engelmann, the Engelmann Daisy is a perennial native to parts of the US. This wildflower is in bloom from spring to midsummer, and produces multiple yellow blossoms on each stem!