Eden Brothers Deer-Resistant Wildflower Mix – 1/4 lb, 120,000+ Seeds, Attracts Pollinators, Zones 3-10

Overview

Eden Brothers presents a deer‑resistant wildflower mix designed for vibrant backyard meadows. Packaged as a 1/4 lb blend, it delivers 120,000+ seeds for a sweeping display that attracts pollinators across 250-500 square feet of ground cover. This non-GMO seed mix emphasizes quality and easy growth, offering color from spring through fall in a variety of sunny and partly shaded spaces. Whether you’re cultivating a cottage garden, a pollinator border, or a relaxed meadow, this mix aims to provide beauty with a practical, low‑maintenance approach.

What’s inside

The seed blend features 13 easy-to-grow species, including Yarrow, Columbine, Cornflower Tall Blue, Godetia, Lance Leaf Coreopsis, Foxglove, Purple Coneflower, Blanket Flower, Candytuft, Perennial Lupine, Forget Me Not, and Black Eyed Susan. Seeds are 100 percent pure and non-GMO with no fillers, prioritizing reliability and consistent germination.

• Includes a diverse range of bloom types and colors for extended interest.
• Designed to cover 250-500 square feet, making it suitable for lawns, borders, and informal beds.

Why gardeners choose this mix

Whether you want to support local pollinators or enjoy a more carefree garden, this mix offers a practical balance of beauty and resilience. The deer‑resistant design helps minimize browse, while the variety of species creates a dynamic, multi-season display that can attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to your outdoor spaces.

• Non-GMO seeds with high germination when planted per directions.
• Suitable for a wide range of landscapes and climate zones (3 through 10).

Planting and care

Plant in spring or fall for best results. Sow seeds on the soil surface or with a light cover, then water to keep the bed evenly moist during germination. Choose full sun or partial shade for optimal color, and enjoy a low‑maintenance planting that can thrive with occasional watering and seasonal pruning. While results vary by conditions, germination rates typically exceed industry standards when directions are followed.