All Wildflower Seeds: Liatris - Ludwigia

This wildflower is gorgeous when in bloom with its column of bright pink flowers....

Fluffy, rose-purple flower heads appear on top of this shorter species of Blazing Star...

This sand-loving perennial adds lots of character to prairies and pinelands…

Bursting with brilliant fuchsia stars, this showy perennial wildflower puts on a striking display....

These wildflowers are delightful miniature versions of the larger blazing stars....

Tall stalks of rounded, fluffy, deep rose-purple blooms attract birds, hummingbirds, and butterflies by the scores...

Similar to thistle blooms, the fluffy, reddish-purple flower heads of this blazing star are an absolute favorite of Monarch Butterflies...

Like a deep-purple feather duster, no wonder one of the common names of this native perennial is Gayfeather...

Unusual, button-shaped blooms appear on each spike of this wildflower and are a magnet for a wide variety of butterflies...

Truly gorgeous....

These cup-shaped flowers are white with yellow centers, reminding one of a poached egg. They're sweetly fragrant, and attract bees as well as aphid-eating hoverflies. At only six-inches tall, they make a cheery ground cover. They'll do best in well-drained soil that is kept from drying out.

These lilac, pink or white flowers are funnel-shaped and sweetly fragrant...

Delightful, jewel-like color is bound to appear wherever you plant this little wildflower...

A beautiful annual that will fill a garden or meadow with shimmering color. Toadlflax has flowers resembling baby snapdragons, and this mix includes white, rose, lilac, yellow, orange and crimson. Suitable for beds or containers, toadflax provides early season color that can last until fall in cool climates. In warmer areas the blooms will fade with hot weather. Will re-seed itself.

This wildflower boasts scarlet red petals that are most often edged in black...

Boasting pale, pastel-blue, five-petaled flowers, this native wildflower reseeds itself readily...

This robust blue wildflower is a winner in every garden...

As this native wildflower's name indicates, the leaves and stems of the Hairy Puccoon are covered with course hair…

Just look at the color of red in this botanical beauty....

This native wildflower grows well in a variety of conditions, including poor soil…

The color of this wildflower is truly intense....

This Lobelia produces unique white flowers that grow in tall unbranched spikes. Grows up to 3 feet tall and is a great choice for naturalized plantings or gardens…

Once established, Pale Spiked Lobelia is resistant to dry conditions and self seeds freely…

This easy to grow self-seeding annual forms a low carpet of pink blossoms. The honey-sweet flowers appear very soon after planting. Reaching just two to four inches high, it makes an ideal border flower, or pathway edging.

Drifts of tiny white flowers carpet this sweetly fragrant annual. Useful as an edging plant, or spilling over the sides of a hanging basket. Try growing it between flagstones, or in a rock garden. Does best in cool conditions, and will re-seed itself.

Honey-sweet purple flowers cover this low growing annual. Blooms in just 6 weeks from seeding, and is perfect for edging a flower bed or walkway. Lovely when planted with other flowers in a pot or hanging basket as well.

The honey-sweet scent on this garden favorite allures bees, butterflies, and birds to this charming flower...

Commonly called bird's foot trefoil, this fascinating little legume is name for the shape of it's seed-pod...

Mainly a wetland plant, Seedbox bears distinctive, box-like fruit, square on top and filled with many seeds, earning it its common name…