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Wildflower Seeds - California Region
The wildflower species listed in the California Region are those that would grow well in the Central Valley as well as the coastal areas of Southern California. If you are in the mountains you might want to check out the Mountain Region, or if you are in the desert areas in the south, you'll want to look at the Dry West Region. The species of bulk wildflowers listed on this page are those that are either native here, or are annuals that grow well in this zone. There are hundreds of bulk California wildflower seeds to choose from, so please use the filters along the left side of the screen to narrow your search to match your soils, lighting, and any other attributes that you may want. If you are looking for something that is strictly native to your immediate area, you can check out the distribution map that is found on the detail pages of most of the species.
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Autumn Sneezeweed Seeds
Helenium autumnale
If you tend to have heavy or wet soil in your garden spot, then these may be just the wildflower that you need! The daisy-like perennial can also be grown in a medium soil but needs to be well-watered, as they do not tolerate drought.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $10.57 / Oz -
Bright Lights Sulphur Cosmos Seed Mix
Cosmos sulphureus
Light up the landscape with these cheerful red, orange, and yellow blossoms that are shorter than most Cosmos varieties. This easy-to-grow annual will reward the gardener who does not have much time to fuss with plants.Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $7.01 / Oz -
Common Evening Primrose Seeds
Oenothera lamarckiana
Sense a special evening glow from a planting of these luminous golden flowers. The noonday heat withers the blossoms of each day, but new blossoms then bloom each evening. This wildflower is easy to grow.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $7.09 / Oz -
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Evening Primrose Seeds
Oenothera biennis
Brilliant yellow blossoms bedeck this biennial wildflower in the cool of the day, with new flowers appearing each evening. Long valued for its herbal and medicinal use, this wildflower is also easy to grow.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $7.52 / Oz -
Indian Summer Black Eyed Susan Seeds
Rudbeckia hirta
Summer glows a little longer with these giant golden blooms. This biennial is easy to grow and usually blooms late in its second year with huge and showy flowers.Quick View$3.75 Pkt - $176.00 / Oz -
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Sunspot Dwarf Sunflower Seeds
Helianthus annuus
These large 10" blooms will become the bright spot of your day. Surprisingly, the large flower heads grow on short stalks that only reach a few feet tall. As an added benefit, this variety yields tasty seeds!Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $7.01 / Oz -
Tall Evening Primrose Seeds
Oenothera hookeri
Native to California, this plant bears showy, yellow flowers, with new blossoms appearing each evening. Like many wildflowers, this plant is easy to grow.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $10.57 / Oz -
Tall Yellow Sulphur Cosmos Seeds
Cosmos sulphureus
Taller than most Cosmos varieties, these yellow flowers are sure to stand out in a crowd. These annuals are very easy to grow and will fill in the upper story of your garden, where butterflies are at ease.Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $7.09 / Oz
The wildflower species listed in the California Region are those that would grow well in the Central Valley as well as the coastal areas of Southern California. If you are in the mountains you might want to check out the Mountain Region, or if you are in the desert areas in the south, you'll want to look at the Dry West Region. The species of bulk wildflowers listed on this page are those that are either native here, or are annuals that grow well in this zone. There are hundreds of bulk California wildflower seeds to choose from, so please use the filters along the left side of the screen to narrow your search to match your soils, lighting, and any other attributes that you may want. If you are looking for something that is strictly native to your immediate area, you can check out the distribution map that is found on the detail pages of most of the species.