All Wildflower Seeds: Angelica - Asclepias

The showy blooms of these wildflower are long lasting, and a must-have for any wet-land planting...

Not only will children (and adults!) enjoy petting this fuzzy-leaved wildflower, bees and butterflies love it too....

This sweet smelling plant bears daisy-like flowers, and it's fragrance may be described as crisp and fruity…

These tall snapdragons bloom in a dazzling array of color. Ruffled blooms on plants up to 30 inches high make a lovely cut flower.

This wild flower's scientific name “Aquilegia” is derived from the Latin word for eagle. This is most likely because of the five spurs of the flower which resemble an eagles talon…

This clump-forming perennial features large, upward-facing, bi-colored flowers, traditionally in blue and white...

Hummingbirds love to feed at the graceful and colorful blossoms of this popular wildflower....

The Western Columbine is a native perennial with delicate, blue-green, lobed foliage and pendent, yellow and red, spurred flowers…

This Columbine is not native to the US, but is indigenous to the Far East. Nonetheless, it is a beautiful wildflower, and is sure to win a place in your heart and garden.…

This wildflower produces beautiful, delicate flowers that bloom in the spring and summer…

Atop fine stems, the Rockcress produces loose heads of small, fragrant flowers. This little wildflower is a member of the mustard family and thrives in damp gravel.…

The much loved " Jack-in-the-Pulpit" is a herbaceous perennial known for it's unusual and striking hood...

Beach Wormwood is a sun loving wildflower…

If you are looking for a ground cover for poor dry soil, this is the plant for you…

Perfuming the air with its spicy and pungent scent, Prairie Sage creates a lovely atmosphere for your wildflower garden....

With small, often overlooked reddish-brown flowers, this woodland wildflower is grown today almost exclusively for it's decorative foliage...

This tender perennial blooms a brilliant red-orange with yellow hoods...

Tall and covered with loose balls of white blossoms, Poke Milkweed is a must have if you wish to attract bees and butterflies…

This tall, perennial wildflower that is ideal for any naturalized planting in dry, sunny areas…

A tall, very showy perennial wildflower with large umbels of pink and mauve blossoms....

In the same family and similar in appearance to common milkweed, this wildflower instead blooms a deep rose pink...

This native wildflower (a member of the milkweed family) loves bogs and other wet areas…

The Showy milkweed lives up to it's name—it's eye-catching…

The fragrant rose or mauve colored blooms attract butterflies and birds, and are a host plant for monarch larvae...

A familiar and friendly wildflower, Common Milkweed spreads aggressively, and will delight the nectar-loving Monarch with its soft pink blooms....

These wildflowers are really bright....

This native wildflower gets its name from the fact that its leaves are whorled along the stem…

This is another member of the milkweed family that certain butterflies love…