HOME GROWN 65,000+ Wildflower Seeds Heirloom Perennial Mix – Attract Bees & Butterflies (Midwest, 4 oz)

Create a pollinator-friendly garden with HOME GROWN 65,000+ Wildflower Seeds

This premium seed mix is designed for the Midwest and offers 24 prairie wildflower varieties with a high germination rate from non-GMO seeds sourced in the USA. The blend is well suited for Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, and Pennsylvania and helps you craft a dynamic garden mosaic that shines across the seasons.

Throw and grow simplicity

• Scatter seeds evenly over prepared soil, then mist or water lightly to start the germination process.
• Includes perennial wildflowers that return year after year, offering long-term coverage for large or small areas.

POLLINATOR PARADISE

• Blooms attract bees, butterflies, and birds with nectar-rich flowers throughout the growing season.
• Popular varieties include Black Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, and Cornflower, creating a biodiverse habitat.

In addition to the staples above, the mix features California Poppy, Chinese Forget-Me-Not, and Clarkia, delivering vivid color and texture. California Poppy adds a bright orange glow with lacey foliage, while Chinese Forget-Me-Not offers tender blue clusters, and Clarkia adds vertical color with tall, rosy-pink spikes.

CONTINUOUS BLOOMS ALL SEASON

• Experience waves of color from spring through fall, with early bloomers like California Poppy and Blue Flax.
• Summer standouts include Cosmos and Coreopsis, while fall favorites extend the display with New England Aster and more.

Other notable varieties add depth and texture, including Cosmos, Farewell to Spring, Indian Blanket, Lanceleaf Coreopsis, Plains Coreopsis, Larkspur, Sweet William, Purple Coneflower, Scarlet Flax, and Shasta Daisy. A broad mix like this can give you a lively, multi-season tapestry of color and form.

With attention to non-GMO seeds sourced in the USA and a high germination rate, this 4 oz bag is a compact option for bulk coverage in medium-to-large garden spaces. The blend is ideal whether you’re sowing a border, meadow, or open plot, helping you create a biodiverse landscape that supports local pollinators while delivering continuous color and texture across the seasons. Tips for best results include preparing the soil, evenly distributing the seed, and providing steady moisture as young plants establish themselves. The result is more than a one-season display—these wildflowers are chosen for their perennial resilience and enduring charm.