All Wildflower Seeds: Silene - Stylophorum

Sweet-William Catchfly earned it's name from the sticky sap which is excreted onto the stems...

This woodland species bears white, toothed blossoms, and is a great choice for planting in naturalized areas…

Blooming pale pink, pink, and white in loose clusters, this wildflower loves to cascade over walls and garden edges...

Imagine dipping perfect, five petaled flowers into neon red paint, then setting them on bright green stems for all to admire....

This perennial wildflower is a little piece of heaven on earth....

Best known for it's distinct, brilliant red flowers, Fire Pink adds vivid color to rocky wooded slopes and open woods...

A sunflower-like perennial, Rosinweed derives it's common name from the resinous gummy sap that secrets out of any broken or cut plant stems...

Towering stalks up to nine feet high bear large yellow flowers with unusual green center cones....

The perfect plant for attracting wildlife! The leaves of this sunflower like perennial form a cup that holds water...

Sunflower like blooms perch on top of nearly leafless stems that reach heights of ten feet...

Belonging to the iris family, the grass-like foliage and violet-blue blooms of this native wildflower have earned it the name 'Blue Eyed Grass'...

Not technically a grass, this plant's foliage is indeed very grass-like…

Although this native plant's name indicates that it is a grass, it is not technically a grass…

This 'grass' is really an attractive, flowering little wildflower....

Grown here at Everwilde Farms, this is the white version of Blue Eyed grass. It is still a small plant, but sprawls out a little more, and has white flowers.

Tall Water Parsnip is a fragrant, sometimes aquatic plant with flat clusters of tiny white flowers and strongly ridged stems…

Bring a splash of brilliant color to shady areas with this coleus mix. Includes a complete range of color from cream to rose, yellow, green, purple and red. Easy to grow from seed, and with minimum care they'll flourish from spring to frost. A perfect choice for borders or container plants, they also make excellent house plants.

This towering, bright wildflower is a wonderful choice for nearly any wildflower planting, in fields, meadows, ditches, and gardens…

Contrary to common belief, Goldenrod does not cause hay fever…

Growing three to four feet tall, this perennial wildflower has lush foliage topped with clusters of yellow blossoms....

This bright goldenrod will add lots of color to your wildflower fields…

Goldenrods have long been falsely accused of causing hay fever, instead of being enjoyed in wildflower gardens....

Tiny, bright yellow flowers cluster atop the stiff, reddish stems, attracting bees and butterflies to it's stunning display of color...

This perennial shrub is native to the warm, dry regions of the US. Apricot-orange flowers appear in spring in wand-like clusters atop tall stems. The plant forms a large, rounded mound of many stems with gray fuzzy leaves. Drought tolerant, grows well in alkaline soil. Some variations may appear with red, pink, violet or white blooms.

Orange to red buttercup shaped flowers bloom on short, hairy stems...

This bushy wildflower boasts large saucer shaped blossoms from late spring to fall…

Few people would guess that Spiranthes flowers are orchids, a fact that may help save them from collectors…

This showy native wildflower, prefers part shade and is most often found in woodland conditions…