Family Sown Midwest Regional Mix – 14,000 Seeds, 2026 Season, 1-Oz Pouch

Introducing the Family Sown Midwest Regional Mix, a thoughtfully curated wildflower blend designed for the heartland’s prairies and plains. With 14,000 premium seeds packed into a single 1-ounce pouch, this mix makes it practical to establish expansive color across lawns, meadows, roadside strips, and large garden spaces. The 2026 season readiness means you can plan, sow, and watch a vibrant tapestry of flowers emerge across multiple months, even as summers peak and winters bite.

Why this Midwest-native blend stands out

• 14,000 PREMIUM SEEDS: A generous supply of region-adapted wildflower seeds—perfect for massing across prairies, roadside strips, and backyard meadows to create instant, expansive color.
• MIDWEST NATIVE BLEND: Curated for Midwestern climates with classics like Black-Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, Gaillardia, Coreopsis, and native grasses—designed to mirror true prairie texture and seasonal rhythm.
• PACKED FOR 2026 SEASON: Freshly processed and sealed for the 2026 Season, ensuring excellent germination, vigorous establishment, and multi-month bloom cycles that handle hot summers and cold winters.
• FRESHNESS-SEALED 1-OZ POUCH: Seeds arrive in a 1-ounce freshness-protecting pouch for optimal viability, complete with simple sowing instructions for successful wide-area coverage and naturalized growth.
• CONTAINS: New England Aster, Cornflower, Siberian Wallflower, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Plains Coreopsis, Larkspur, Sweet William, Purple Coneflower, Perennial Gaillardia, Annual Gaillardia, Annual Baby's Breath, Blue Flax, Perennial Lupine, Dwarf Evening Primrose, Corn Poppy, Prairie Coneflower, Clasping Coneflower, Black Eyed Susan, Catchfly

A look at what you can grow

Beyond the seed count, this mix invites texture, color, and seasonal rhythm into outdoor spaces. Expect a tapestry of blossoms that shift as the year progresses, while the chosen natives provide a resilient backbone for midwestern landscapes. Taller blooms align with airy grasses to create a natural, prairie-inspired silhouette that feels expansive even in compact spaces.

Practical guidance for best results

• Broadcast evenly: a light, uniform spread helps to establish a broad swath of color quickly.
• Light and soil: most components prefer full sun and well-drained soil; adjust irrigation during hot spells.
• Maintenance: once established, plants typically require minimal mowing and occasional trimming to maintain openness and bloom cycles.

In practice, gardeners often enjoy multi-month color and a dynamic habitat that supports pollinators and wildlife activity in midwestern settings. This is a planting possibility to explore, rather than a guaranteed outcome, with results varying by site conditions and care choices.