All Wildflower Seeds: Taenidia - Viguiera

Beautiful in its wild lands, this perennial wildflower will be a pleasure for you to cultivate....

Huge puffball blooms up to five inches across, in a mix of bright orange, gold and pale yellow. Each tall, thick stem produces a single flower, excellent for cut flowers. The tallest of all marigolds, Crackerjack will add a punch of color to your garden all summer.

Dainty Marietta is a dwarf French marigold with single-flowers. The bright yellow blooms have dark red centers, and are highly attractive to bees and butterflies. The edible flowers have a citrus flavor. These hardy, easy-to-grow garden favorites are well known for their ability to repel harmful insects. An excellent choice to plant with vegetables in a garden. Expect non-stop blooms all season on this petite, six-inch high marigold.

For non-stop bloom until frost, there's nothing better than French marigolds. The single flowers are golden yellow with mahogany streaks, and are very attractive to bees and butterflies. Ideal for planting along borders, or among vegetables to deter pests. Also makes a perfect container plant for pots or window boxes. The deeply divided foliage forms a bushy mound up to 12 inches high.

This delightful dwarf marigold mix has a cheery blend of colors. The double blooms provide vibrant color in golden orange, bright yellow or red. They bloom early on the compact, six-inch high plants, and continue to bloom until frost. Perfect for gardens or as a container plant.

This easy-to-grow French marigold will bloom all season long. Compact mounds up to 12 inches tall will produce vivid bi-color orange and yellow flowers with an unusual form. This unique flower has wider, wavy petals that make these blossoms spectacular when planted en masse. A beautiful choice for containers as well as gardens.

Tiny, bright pink or purple flowers gracefully sit on top of long, slender, semi-woody stems...

Though lovely and delicate in appearance, this little wildflower can withstand sunny, dry conditions…

Goat's Rue forms attractive mounds and bears lovely bi-colored flowers…

This native wildflower is great for an area that has perennial weed problems…

The mass effect of tiny white flowers on this perennial wildflower is quite showy....

Butterflies love this drought-resistant nectar plant. It gets it's name from the very narrow, thread-like foliage. Bright yellow daisy-like blooms appear in spring. Native to Texas, it prefers dry sandy soil. This plant is used to make tea by some Native American tribes.

Creamy orange and yellow blossoms adorn this climbing vine...

A low growing annual with trailing growth habit , works wonderfully as a bedding plant or in hanging baskets. Delicate, lacy leaves and masses of tiny yellow daisy flowers that bloom for months. The leaves give off a lemony scent when bruised. This Texas native is drought tolerant, and prefers well drained, sandy soil.

This plant is widely know as an herb. Thyme is the source of the oil Serpolet, which is used in herbal medicine…

This plant is very easy to grow, and will attract lots of butterflies to your garden. Reaching six feet high and up to four feet wide, it's like an annual hedge! Bright orange daisy flowers cover large velvety leaves.

The three-petaled rose to purple blooms of this wildflower successively bloom from late May into early July...

This beautiful wildflower is a wonderful shade of blue and will brighten your days year after year…

We think that this popular wildflower deserves a more fitting name like 'Azure Lady's Fan'....

White Ohio Spiderwort is a lovely native perennial that will grow in a wide variety of soil conditions…

This deep rooted clover is excellent as a cover crop, bee plant, orchard and pasture planting and in hay mixtures. Tolerates mowing and grazing very well. Tolerates drought, alkali and saline conditions, very flood tolerant. As the purple blossoms mature they resemble a fuzzy pink berry.

This annual species blooms in a strawberry red, and it's delightful fragrance attracts bees by the score...

This largest and showiest trillium is frequently cultivated in wildflower gardens…

Venus' Looking Glass is a delightful little annual that can appear in any open spot…

Not technically a wildflower, yet grown by many wild gardeners in their meadows and prairies...

A lovely compact nasturtium, with striking green and cream variegated foliage. The flowers are a yellow to peachy gold color. Will thrive in poor soil, and help deter whiteflies and squash bugs.

A dwarf variety with 2 to 3 inch blooms in a vivid mix of yellow, orange, salmon and deep red. The most striking feature is the green and cream variegated leaves, making this variety stand out in a garden. The edible flowers have a peppery flavor, and are a colorful addition to salads. Also attracts bees and butterflies, and can re-seed itself.

These brilliant crimson flowers are set off by the deep blue-green leaves. This heirloom variety has a dwarf, bushy habit, and will self-sow. Edible blooms and leaves make a lovely garnish and bright addition to salads.

Cheery three-inch blooms in a lovely mix of peach, pink, yellow, orange and red bloom all summer on this dwarf nasturtium. Compact growth and bright blooms make this an ideal choice for garden beds or containers. Thrives in poor soil, and does well in cool weather. The flowers and leaves are edible, and will attract hummingbirds and butterflies as well as beneficial insects.

This popular and compact variety blooms in a bright mix of yellow, light and dark orange, and red. Blooming only 6 weeks from planting, it makes a perfect flower for window baskets and planters, as well as garden borders or ground cover. The edible blooms will also attract butterflies and hummingbirds.

An old-fashioned variety, Whirleybird has upward facing flowers held above the compact foliage. The beautiful mix of colors includes rose, tangerine, mahogany, cherry red, gold and cream. Both the flowers and leaves are edible, making a bright and pretty addition to salads. Thrives in poor soil, this easy-to-grow favorite is ideal in garden beds or hanging baskets.

A clumping grass, reminiscent of bamboo leaves, River Oats is a shade tolerant grass…

This tender perennial is grown as an annual in most gardens. Easily grown from seed, and self-sows in mild climates. Clusters of deep lilac flowers are very showy atop tall stems, attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. Most of the leaves are at the base, making this a lovely 'see-through' plant to mix in with other flowers.

This wildflower is Nature's perfect candelabra....

This feminine version of 'Blue Vervain' is sure to add a bright baby powder pink aspect to your wildflower planting....

This native wildflower grows in clumps and its densely packed flowers form tall spikes…

An ideal, low-care ground cover with beautiful blue-violet flowers. The green foliage forms a mat-like ground cover, with the flower heads on 6 to 12 inch stems. Butterflies, hummingbirds and honeybees will be drawn to these flowers that bloom from spring through fall. Are perennial in zones 7 to 11, grown as an annual elsewhere. Easily established, will tolerate drought and poor soil.

Used by some as a groundcover, this wildflower adds great color to meadows…

Often flowers belonging to the genus Verbena are blue in color, but this plant is unique in the sense that it instead has white flower…

If you are looking for a tall, bright wildflower, Wingstem in a good option…

These deep purple-red wildflowers glow in late summer....

Its tall stems, set with whorls of leaves, come to their glory at the top, where graceful spires appear....

This bushy wildflower brings the bright color of sunshine to your wildflower collections…