Description

Designed for resilience and natural beauty, the Dryland Wildflower Mix features a diverse blend of drought-tolerant species adapted to thrive in arid and low-water environments. This mix produces a dynamic display of hardy blooms in warm, earthy tones and soft prairie hues, bringing life and color to challenging landscapes while supporting pollinators and native ecosystems.

This carefully selected mix includes a wide variety of species suited to dry conditions. Annuals include Arroyo Lupine, Rocky Mountain Beeplant, Baby’s Breath, Cowpen Daisy, Annual Gaillardia, Prairie Aster, Clasping Coneflower, Red Flax, Siberian Wallflower, California Poppy, Baby Blue Eyes, Painted Daisy, Calendula, Dwarf Cornflower, and Dame’s Rocket. Perennials include Blue Flax, Black-Eyed Susan, Prairie Coneflower, Mule’s Ears, Utah Sweetvetch, Arrowleaf Balsamroot, Perennial Gaillardia, Wasatch Penstemon, Rocky Mountain Penstemon, Purple Prairie Clover, and Silky Prairie Clover.

• Type: Annual and perennial wildflower mix
• Direct sow: Early spring or late fall for natural stratification
• Sun: Full sun
• Spacing: Broadcast sow; thin to 8–12 inches if needed
• Height: 12–36 inches (varies by species)
• Days to bloom: 50–100 days (varies by species)

Dryland wildflowers are well-suited to poor, well-drained soils and require minimal supplemental water once established. Prepare the site by removing existing vegetation and loosening the top layer of soil. Scatter seeds evenly and lightly press into the soil surface to ensure good contact. Water regularly during germination, then reduce watering to encourage deep root growth and drought tolerance. Ideal for xeriscaping, naturalized areas, and low-maintenance landscapes.

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