Just when you're starting to get nostalgic for midsummer, these flowers put on a season finale. They like cold stratification, so it's ideal to direct sow them in the fall or early spring. With the exception of poppies, which don't like to be transplanted, you can also sow these varieties in pots which you leave outdoors, and then transplant them into prepared beds when the seedlings are big enough. Alternatively, many of these can be started indoors in later spring if you sow into pots then put into the refrigerator for several weeks.

Fall-Sown Flowers

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Resina Calendula

Certified Organic

The best strain for making your own herbal salves.

from $3.99

Scarlet Peony Poppy

Certified Organic

Richly-colored, many-petaled, huge splendors of flowers

from $3.49

Shady Meadow Mix

Brimming with varieties that do well without sun.

from $3.49

Shady Meadow Wildflower Mix Seed Shaker

$12.99

Shirley Single Poppy Mix

Blooms early in shades of pink & red; self sows wonderfully.

from $3.49

Swamp Milkweed

Certified Organic

Support butterflies with this summer-blooming beauty!

from $3.99

White Linen California Poppy

Delicate white petals with yellow centers.

from $3.49

Wild Bergamot

An aromatic and tasty native beauty.

$4.79

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Blue Vervain

Blue Vervain

Certified Organic

Butterflies love these elegant blue-violet blooms.

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Double Take Columbine

Certified Organic

Straight stems with elegant nodding fully double blooms.

from $4.39

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Tina James' Evening Primrose

Certified Organic

Petals unfurl before your eyes and attract hummingbird moths.

$3.49