All Wildflower Seeds: Gentiana - Hibiscus

Naturalizing over time, this perennial wildflower would be lovely in a shade garden or along a stream or pond....

Sometimes called the "Fringed Gentian", this name comes from the ruffled outer edges of the showy blooms...

Perhaps you will have the privilege of witnessing a bumblebee squeeze into this delicate wildflower....

Native to dry prairies, sandy ridges, and open woods, this pretty wildflower is a great one to add to your flower collection…

Attractive, blue-violet blooms covers this wildflower during the Fall...

A lovely early spring and summer bloomer that requires little attention…

This native wildflower has open clusters of pink-lavender flowers at the tips of it’s one to two-foot stems. The saucer-shaped blooms are 1.5 inches wide, and attract butterflies. Both the stem and deeply divided leaves are covered with sticky hairs.

This native wildflower is part of the rose family. A very reliable little flower that comes up everywhere…

This plant's appearance may seems slightly more rough and course that that of the White Avens…

This popular specimen is known for its dreamy, blushing seed heads....

If you want to attract butterflies to your garden or meadow, this is the wildflower to plant...

Trumpet-shaped lavender and white blooms with gold throats are a magnet for hummingbirds...

This native wild plant bears clusters of yellowish-white flowers from May through August...

This quick-blooming wildflower is one of the florist's staples...

This delicate and airy plant with feathery gray-green foliage will be covered in tiny, deep-pink flowers. The sprays of ½-inch single blooms are lovely when added to cut flower arrangements Grows up to 24 inches high, and prefers full sun. This sweet annual is also very pretty when planted among other flowers in a meadow or garden.

You must be patient when growing baby's breath from seed, but in the third year you'll be rewarded with loose, billowing clouds of white flowers. When dried or fresh, they add a light and airy charm to bouquets. Blooms all summer on two to three foot high mounded plants.

Showy, deep pink pea flowers bloom in clusters above lush green leaves. Makes a great meadow planting or filler in perennial beds. It's attractive seed pods are unique, resembling a chain of coins joined end-to-end. Takes 3 to 4 years to flower from seed. This semi-desert perennial is native to the US, and attracts butterflies.

This bright wildflower grows in the wild across much of the United States…

The pioneer of all sunflowers, this basic annual variety is the one so treasured in the past by the Native American Indians...

This mix of fall colors adds a cheery presence to gardens, meadows, and prairies...

Children and adults will both love this fun dwarf sunflower. Each plant has multiple flowering stems, producing lots of bright yellow fluffy pompons. You'll see why these are affectionately called 'teddy bears'! Only two to three feet high, and easy to grow, they're sure to become a favorite. Self sows, and birds love the seeds.

This heirloom sunflower is from the late 1800's, and it's a big one! Reaching 8 to 12 feet tall, the flower heads measure 10 to 15 inches across. Each thick stalk has a single flower on top, and heart-shaped fuzzy leaves. The high oil content of the seeds make them perfect for snacking. Simply hang a mature seed head in a cool dry place for 3-4 weeks.

These sunflowers have pale lemon-yellow flowers with chocolate brown centers. The blooms reach 12 inches across, and grow on stalks reaching 5 to 6 feet high. Multiple side shoots produce even more, smaller flowers. Try planting with darker yellow or orange sunflowers for extra contrast.

This sunflower grows big 10-inch sunny yellow blooms on dwarf stems only two feet high. Like the taller varieties, the seeds are a tasty snack for people and birds alike. Drought and heat tolerant.

This unique sunflower has striking burgundy or bronze flowers with very dark centers. Multiple flowering stems with these 5 to 6-inch blooms make this a great cut flower. These reach an average of five feet in height, and the blue-green leaves are velvety textured.

Want to attract wildlife? This yellow giant is ideal for butterflies and yellow Goldfinches....

The Sawtooth Sunflower may grow quite tall, but its blossoms are usually smaller that those of more commonly known sunflowers…

Called the Showy Sunflower, this is indeed a wonderfully bright and showy native wildflower…

Named for German Prince Maximilian who explored parts of the American West in the 1830’s, this wildflower puts on quite a show....

Birds and butterflies love the sunny blooms of this short sunflower species...

This perennial is grown as a summer annual, and often re-seeds itself. The papery flowers can be up to 2.5 inches across, and bloom in shades of yellow, orange, pink, red and white. They make a wonderful dried flower, as they hold their color and shape perfectly. The showy blooms grow on plants that average three feet in height, but can reach up to five or even six feet. Attracts bees and butterflies, and is deer resistant.

These striking yellow wildflowers are long blooming, and are exceptional for long-lasting arrangements....

Often confused with phlox, this highly fragrant flower is commonly seen in road ditches...

Bright yellow flowers bloom all summer on this hardy perennial. The silver-green foliage is velvety soft, and the dasiy-like blossoms have a wonderful spicy sage aroma. Drought resistant and attractive to birds and butterflies. Self-sows freely.

These low, leafy bushes form trim little mounds, with flowering stems growing straight up from the center....

This tropical looking wildflower enjoys constantly wet soil, making it a great choice for your damp areas....

Longing to see a bit of tropical splendor? Try Hibiscus....

A marshland flower, this plant produces stunning 6-8 inch blooms of white that turn crimson at the center. It is a small neat plant that does well in colder climates, in spite of its tropical appearance; hummingbirds and butterflies flock to these blossoms.

A striking flower that, as its name indicates, flourishes in swampy, damp areas…