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Wildflower Seeds - Mountain Region
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Chinese Forget Me Not Seeds Cynoglossum amabile Quick View
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Out of Stock Corsican Violet Seeds Viola corsica Quick View
xCorsican Violet Seeds
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Out of Stock Creeping Thyme Seeds Thymus serpyllum Quick View
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Dame's Rocket Seeds Hesperis matronalis Quick View
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English Daisy Seed Mix Bellis perennis Quick View
xEnglish Daisy Seed Mix
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On Sale! Evening Primrose Seeds Oenothera biennis Quick View
xEvening Primrose Seeds
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Helen Mount Johnny Jump Up Seeds Viola tricolor Quick View
xHelen Mount Johnny Jump Up Seeds
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On Sale! Kitchen Sage Seeds Salvia officinalis Quick View
xKitchen Sage Seeds
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Marbleseed Seeds Onosmodium molle Quick View
xMarbleseed Seeds
Onosmodium molle
Named for its round white seeds, this native wildflower is becoming rare in some states. The white perennial flowers droop downward from soft, hairy stems, and prefers to grow in dry soils.
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Nodding Catchfly Seeds Silene pendula Quick View
xNodding 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.
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None So Pretty Catchfly Seeds Silene armeria Quick View
xNone 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.
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Northern Bedstraw Seeds Galium boreale Quick View
xNorthern Bedstraw Seeds
Galium boreale
This plant has a sweet, hay-like scent when dried, and was used for stuffing mattresses and pillows in medieval times. Today, it is primarily used as a component in native wildflower seed mixes, but can be grown as a specimen plant as well.
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Ox Eye Daisy Seeds Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Quick View
xOx Eye Daisy Seeds
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Perennial Lupine Seeds Lupinus perennis Quick View
xPerennial Lupine Seeds
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Purple Coneflower Seeds Echinacea purpurea Quick View
xPurple Coneflower Seeds
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On Sale! Rockcress Seeds Arabis alpina Quick View
xRockcress Seeds
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Soapwort Seeds Saponaria ocymoides Quick View
xSoapwort Seeds
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Standing Cypress Seeds Ipomopsis rubra Quick View
xStanding Cypress Seeds
Ipomopsis rubra
Native to the southern United States, these scarlet blossoms are extremely attractive to hummingbirds. Even though it is at home in the South, it can easily be grown in northern gardens as well.
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Swiss Giants Pansy Seed Mix Viola wittrockiana Quick View
xSwiss Giants Pansy Seed Mix
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Wild Licorice Seeds Glycyrrhiza lepidota Quick View
xWild Licorice Seeds
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