SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Self-Heal seeds for planting invite pollinators to your garden.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Prunella vulgaris flower adds color and habitat in shade borders.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Self-Heal ground-cover forms a low, attractive carpet.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Shade-tolerant wildflower thrives in partial sun.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Direct sow tips for spring or fall.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Quick germination within two to four weeks.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Supports pollinators and naturalized garden habitats.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Family-owned USA business and heirloom seeds.
SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS Comes in two packs for larger plots.

SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS

Self-Heal Seeds — Prunella Vulgaris (All-Heal) Perennial Ground Cover (2 Packs) | Survival Garden Seeds

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Overview

Discover Self-Heal seeds from SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS, featuring Prunella vulgaris, a hardy perennial wildflower prized for garden charm and ecological benefits. Leaves and flowers are often dried or used fresh in herb blends and teas, making this plant a versatile addition to herb borders and self-sowing beds. This is a non-GMO, heirloom seed option from a family-owned American brand, open-pollinated and untreated, designed for garden success.

Native Perennial Beauty

As a North American native, Self-Heal brings a quiet, natural elegance to beds and borders. Its low-growing habit creates a soft, evergreen-like carpet that complements other plants while supporting biodiversity. Garden spaces that blend color, texture, and habitat may benefit from its charming presence year after year.

Shade-Tolerant Wildflower

This self-heal thrives from partial shade to full sun, reaching just 6–12 inches tall. It blooms from mid-spring to early fall, with the possibility of flowering in the first year from seed, depending on conditions. In mixed plantings, it can add color and structure where shade limits other perennials.

Germination & Growing Tips

  • Direct sow outdoors in spring or fall, or start indoors 6–8 weeks before frost for earlier blooms.
  • Light exposure helps germination—barely cover seeds in soil kept around 60–70°F.
  • Expect sprouts in 14–28 days with steady moisture and well-drained soil.

Why Choose SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS

Survival Garden Seeds delivers heirloom, non-GMO seeds that are open-pollinated and untreated, reflecting a long-standing, small-business ethos. The two-pack offering supports larger plots or phased planting, making it a flexible choice for both new and experienced gardeners seeking native ground cover and pollinator-friendly habitat.

Key Garden Benefits

  • Low maintenance, low-height perennial with year-round interest
  • Supports pollinators and biodiversity in naturalized spaces
  • Adaptable to partial shade and sun in varied garden layouts

FAQ

Q: What are Self-Heal seeds best for in my garden?

A: A native, perennial option that supports pollinators and adds biodiversity to borders and beds.

Q: How should I sow and germinate Prunella vulgaris seeds?

A: Direct sow in spring or fall, or start indoors 6–8 weeks before frost; light aids germination, barely cover, 60–70°F soil, 14–28 days to sprouts.

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