All Wildflower Seeds: Engelmania - Gaura

Named after a German-American botanist by the name of George Engelmann…

Igniting the prairie with blooms of bright pink, Fireweed is a glowing wildflower specimen....

This native wildflower has been called the Dainty Daisy, and it does indeed look like a sweet, dainty version of the common daisy…

This bright yellow wildflower is native to the US and Canada, and is commonly found growing in dry, open areas as well as on rocky slopes and bluffs…

A very unique and prickly wildflower, Rattlesnake Master adds a special texture and form to your prairie or wildflower garden....

Here is a great addition for your native wildflower gardens or naturalized areas…

The Dwarf California Poppy is easy to care for and is an early spring bloomer that adds a lot of color…

Frilly double blossoms in a wide range of stunning colors make this a unique variety. Shades of red, pink, yellow and gold are especially pretty planted en masse. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

Delicate papery flowers in shades of rose red and pink with white centers. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

A rare variety with deep red blossoms. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

'Golden West' has sunny golden yellow blooms with orange hearts. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

Sparkling white single blossoms with yellow stamens. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

This rare variety has deep orange petals, with scarlet red on the reverse. Plant in a drift with blue cornflowers and white alyssum for a stunning combination. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

This sweet heirloom variety opens a rose-lavender shade, fading to a paler rose in the sun. Multiple shades of color across the planting provides a very pretty combination. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

This flower is a stunning blend of orange and red. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

These two to three-inch blooms are pure white, with bright yellow stamens. California poppies have silky cup-shaped flowers atop slender stems. Feathery foliage is gray-green, and gives a lovely contrast to the blooms. Will grow happily in nearly any well-drained soil. They’re drought tolerant, and reseed readily.

Grow the California Poppy in a variety of colors…

Closely related to the California poppy, this Tufted Poppy carpets whole hillsides up and down the Pacific coast...

This the easiest boneset to grow in sunny areas…

Wonderful for your wetlands, this wild ageratum closely resembles the domesticated variety so popular in gardens today...

Named for a Native American who used it to treat fevers, “Joe Pye Weed” is very showy in mass wildflower plantings in wet areas....

This wildflower was a favorite medicine of early Americans, and its name comes from its use in treating an outbreak of influenza known as ‘break-bone’ fever....

Reminding some of dusty rose phlox, this beautiful plant's showy colors are displayed during late summer when most plant's flowers are dying away...

Looking for a winsome perennial wildflower with lots of snow white flowers? Flowering Spurge is similar to baby's breath in appearance; dainty and sweet....

Queen-of-the-Prairie is a fitting name for this stunning wildflower...

This low-growing US Native produces the best-tasting, and sweetest of all wild strawberries. Loose clusters of five-petaled white flowers are followed by the tiny berries. Spreads by runners that will root themselves and form plantlets, which can be separated in spring or early summer.

The bi-colored flowers appearing in yellows, reds, burgundys, and browns remind many of the blankets woven by Native Americans...

This attractive native wildflower is also a commonly cultivated garden flower…

The Yellow Gaillardia is like the Perennial Gaillardia in all respects but color....this flower has yellow centers instead of red…

An annual version of the famous native "Firewheel," this wildflower can add brilliant color to any meadow...

Here is a native wildflower that is, at times, difficult to find in commerce…

A giant of the prairie....

Scarlet Gaura is extremely easy and carefree…

Beautiful white blooms with a tinge of pink....

Large daisy-like flowers open with the sun, and close at night or on cloudy days. Comes in a lovely mix of colors, including orange, yellow bronze and red. The long slender leaves are a shiny dark green. This tender perennial is grown as an annual in zones 2-8. Tolerates dry conditions and poor soil. Be careful not to over-water.