Regional Southwest Native Wildflower Mix (pack)

The Regional Southwest Native Wildflower Mix is an open-pollinated blend of annuals and perennials chosen for the arid Southwest. Drought-friendly natives bloom from spring to late summer and attract bees and butterflies. Each pack covers approximately 10 square feet.

At a glance

• Type: Open-pollinated mix of native annuals and perennials
• Region: Arid Southwest natives
• USDA zones: 3 to 10
• Sun: Full sun
• Planting depth: 1/8 inch
• Days to germinate: 20 to 45 days
• Height at maturity: 12 to 36 inches
• Water: Light water; seeding rate about 125 seeds per sq ft

Best for

• Water-wise and xeric gardens
• Pollinator and bee habitat
• Native plantings in the Southwest
• Naturalized desert borders
• Attracting bees and butterflies

How to grow

Broadcast seed 1/8 inch deep in fall or spring at about 125 seeds per square foot, with germination in 20 to 45 days. Grow in full sun with light water once established; the mix adapts to various soils. The blend includes Arroyo Lupine, Indian Blanket, California Poppy, Desert Marigold, Mexican Hat, Tidy Tips, and Showy Evening Primrose.

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