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Wildflower Seeds - Midwest Region
The Midwest is where Everwilde Farms started, so we have a special spot in our hearts for the native Midwestern flowers that grow here! This region has a lot of diversity - everything from Prairie to Woodlands to Wetlands, and everything in between. There are a lot of beautiful Midwest wildflower seeds for sale here that are appreciated not only in their native habitat, but also make welcome additions as specimens in gardens all over the world. The Midwest region gets a full four seasons, with heat in the summer, and a lot of cold and snow in the winter. The rainfall is pretty well spread throughout the whole year, so watering is only needed if there happens to be a dry spell. If you live in this region and have average soil and light, you are going to have a LOT of different options for your site. If the hundreds of species listed here are too overwhelming, just filter the results with selections on the left, and get started on planting Midwest native wildflower seeds and seed mixes in your garden.
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Dame's Rocket Seeds
Hesperis matronalis
Similar to phlox in appearance, the Dame's Rocket plant blooms in purple profusion. The highly fragrant flower spreads rapidly, and is so easy to grow, that it is almost considered invasive by some gardeners.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $7.01 / Oz -
English Wallflower Seeds
Cheiranthus cheiri
This old English favorite pops up in castle ruins, roadsides, or any bit of rocky soil near the sea. The phlox-like orange blossoms also give off a pleasant fragrance.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $8.46 / Oz -
Fringed Pinks Seeds
Dianthus superbus
These lovely fringed pink flowers will fill the air with a heavenly scent. The exotic lacy blossoms range from pink to white and blooms in early spring of the second season. Very easy to grow, and very fancy to see.Quick View$2.98 Pkt - $12.65 / Oz -
Hollyhock Seeds
Alcea rosea
This old-fashioned favorite is a popular pick for many flower enthusiasts. Many people plant the large, colorful blossoms in narrow spaces with a lot of headroom, such as along walls or fences. Usually blooms in the second year.Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $9.54 / Oz -
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Foxglove Seed Mix
Digitalis purpurea
Straight from the storybooks, this old-fashioned favorite brings a special charm to cottage gardens. The colorful blossoms of the Digitalis Purpurea are easy to grow, and also attract hummingbirds and butterflies.Quick View$3.48 Pkt - $11.47 / Oz -
Money Plant Seeds
Lunaria biennis
Money may not grow on trees, but it does grow on wildflowers! Also known as Honesty, Moonflower, and Silver Pennies, these silvery translucent seedpods have been popular in dried flower arrangements since Colonial times. The fragrant lavender flowers also attract butterflies when they are in bloom.Quick ViewxMoney Plant Seeds
Lunaria biennis
Money may not grow on trees, but it does grow on wildflowers! Also known as Honesty, Moonflower, and Silver Pennies, these silvery translucent seedpods have been popular in dried flower arrangements since Colonial times. The fragrant lavender flowers also attract butterflies when they are in bloom.
$3.48 Pkt - $7.41 / Oz -
Nodding Catchfly Seeds
Silene pendula
Blooming in clusters of pastel pink, this wildflower loves to cascade over stone walls or hanging baskets. It is called Nodding Catchfly because little flies and gnats get stuck on the sticky seed pod behind the flower. This biennial originates from the southern Mediterranean region but can be grown in most garden settings. It is effortless to grow and looks best when planted ed masse.Quick ViewxNodding Catchfly Seeds
Silene pendula
Blooming in clusters of pastel pink, this wildflower loves to cascade over stone walls or hanging baskets. It is called Nodding Catchfly because little flies and gnats get stuck on the sticky seed pod behind the flower. This biennial originates from the southern Mediterranean region but can be grown in most garden settings. It is effortless to grow and looks best when planted ed masse.
$3.25 Pkt - $9.35 / Oz -
None So Pretty Catchfly Seeds
Silene armeria
These eye-catching beauties bring meadows to life with brilliant fuschia color. This wildflower favorite may also be one of the easiest to cultivate. It is called Catchfly because little flies and gnats get stuck on the sticky seed pod behind the flower. It also attracts a variety of pollinators, such as butterflies and bees.Quick ViewxNone So Pretty Catchfly Seeds
Silene armeria
These eye-catching beauties bring meadows to life with brilliant fuschia color. This wildflower favorite may also be one of the easiest to cultivate. It is called Catchfly because little flies and gnats get stuck on the sticky seed pod behind the flower. It also attracts a variety of pollinators, such as butterflies and bees.
$2.98 Pkt - $7.59 / Oz -
Spotted Bee Balm Seeds
Monarda punctata
Monarda punctata (Spotted Bee Balm) is a native biennial that has a distinctive oregano-like scent, which makes it a favorite of gardeners and herbalists. Did we forget to mention that the honeybees love it too? This wildflower really prefers sandy soil and handles heat and drought reasonably well.Quick ViewxSpotted Bee Balm Seeds
Monarda punctata
Monarda punctata (Spotted Bee Balm) is a native biennial that has a distinctive oregano-like scent, which makes it a favorite of gardeners and herbalists. Did we forget to mention that the honeybees love it too? This wildflower really prefers sandy soil and handles heat and drought reasonably well.
$3.75 Pkt - $40.00 / Oz
The Midwest is where Everwilde Farms started, so we have a special spot in our hearts for the native Midwestern flowers that grow here! This region has a lot of diversity - everything from Prairie to Woodlands to Wetlands, and everything in between. There are a lot of beautiful Midwest wildflower seeds for sale here that are appreciated not only in their native habitat, but also make welcome additions as specimens in gardens all over the world. The Midwest region gets a full four seasons, with heat in the summer, and a lot of cold and snow in the winter. The rainfall is pretty well spread throughout the whole year, so watering is only needed if there happens to be a dry spell. If you live in this region and have average soil and light, you are going to have a LOT of different options for your site. If the hundreds of species listed here are too overwhelming, just filter the results with selections on the left, and get started on planting Midwest native wildflower seeds and seed mixes in your garden.