Selecting the correct mix or variety.

Wildflower Mixture Formulations:

Our wildflower mixtures are formulated on the basis of climatic conditions (rainfall. temperature range, humidity) and elevation. Most species in our mixtures adapt readily to different soil types provided climate and elevation are suitable. Annuals have been included to establish quickly and to give color the first year. Some annuals may produce new plants the following year (the biennials may also reseed).  Perennial plants live for more than two years. and most flower from the second year onward.  Follow the planting instructions found on our planting cultural info page.

Mix heights vary from 10 inches to 8 feet. See species chart for the height, color and blooming period of each species. 

REGIONAL MIXTURES
We offer our most popular Regional mixtures in PREMIUM and VALUE mixtures, both custom mixed with 30 years of experience to perform in your region of the country.

In general, our mixtures are formulated to contain approximately equal numbers of seeds of each species.  This varies somewhat because of costs, availability and/or climatic conditions. For example, in the Moist Mixture we have given less seed of species that are particularly aggressive. We strive for a balance of the highest qualify for each geographic area. Mixtures may vary occasionally from the indicated listing, based on availability of individual species.

Shown below are pictures of some of our
more popular wildflower mixtures.
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Knee-Hi Mixture, Park Setting Composed of both annuals and perennials with a wide range of colors, this mix is less than 24 inches high and provides a neater appearance than taller mixes. Good for residential or commercial landscaping where height is a factor.

Low-Growing Mixture, Power Station Composed of both annuals and perennials wild flowers that are less than 16 inches high, this mix provides a manicured appearance which is ideal for residential or commercial landscaping where height is a factor.

Shade Mixture, Close-Up Composed of both annuals and perennials with a wide range of colors, this mix is suitable for areas with strong filtered sunlight or 1-4 hours of direct sun per day; not for dense shade.

Custom Mixture, Golf Course Bird's Eyes, California Poppies, and Catchfly highlight the greens of this northwestern golf course.

Mountain Mixture, Residential Setting Composed of both annuals and perennials with a wide range of colors, this mix was created for elevations above 7,000 feet in the western U.S. (Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming) and southern Alberta; also suitable for western and southern elevations in Alaska, northern Alberta, eastern British Colombia, northern Manitoba and northern Saskatchewan.

Northwest Mixture, Golf Course Composed of both annuals and perennials with a wide range of colors, this mix was created for elevations below 7,000 feet in northern California, western Oregon, western Washington, and the coast of British Colombia.

Western Mixture, Residential Setting Composed of both annuals and perennials with a wide range of colors, this mix is suitable for elevations below 7,000 feet in Colorado, Idaho, western Kansas, northern Nevada, North Dakota, eastern Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, eastern Washington, Montana, western Nebraska, Wyoming, southern Alberta, and the southern Saskatchewan.

Southeast Mix, Close-up Composed of both annuals and perennials with a wide range of colors, this mix is suitable for the southeastern region consisting of Alabama, Arkansas, northern Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and extreme eastern Texas.

Seedland carries over 180 different varieties of Wildflower Species, offering you the chance to produce spectacular landscaping views.  As with our custom mixtures all of these seeds are the highest quality available.  Look through the complete list at right or view the species chart full of planting information.

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• (1) California Poppies, Golf Course
  Eschscholzia californica
  California Poppies brighten the greens of this mountain golf course in Colorado.
   
• (2) Black-Eyed Susans, Golf Course
  Rudbeckia hirta
  One of the most popular species, Black-Eyed Susan makes a bright splash of color along the greens of this midwestern golf course.
   
• (3) Corn Poppies, Hotel Grounds
  Papaver rhoeas
  These popular annuals have huge flowers with delicate crepe paper-like petals. Comes in shades of pink, white, and red.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU RESEED? (Click for more)
Many people prefer the vibrant, long lasting colors that are provided by annuals. In most parts of North America, there is just one way to create annual color year after year...
By reseeding each & every year!

Wildflowermix.com NOTE: The color of flowers viewed in digital pictures on this site will vary depending on the monitor used and display settings.  The actual grow-out color of any wildflower species will depend on many unknown variables including site fertility, weather, time of year, lighting effects for the time of day, etc. Colors of any one flower usually will vary in shade from pictures available on this site or from the same or similar flowers grown at different locations. While we make every effort to try and present the most likely true color of wildflowers on this site, pictures shown are not guaranteed to be true to color. Search our store for products:      Web Seedland.com   © 1999 Seedland, Inc. - All rights reserved. USA Sales | Worldwide Sales | About us | Contact Seedland | Questions? Guarantees | Seed tests | Quality Issues | Advertising | Exports | Commercial Wholesale | Payment FAQ's | Privacy & Security | Accounting Questions