Colorscape Meadow Mix Seed Shaker
Conventionally Grown
Gardeners aren't just growers; they're artists, painting landscapes in three-dimensions with an infinite color palette of brightly-hued blooms. With this Seed Shaker, art has never been easier. Just shake and sow! Each box plants a 100 square-foot flower meadow.
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Can contain the following 13 annual flower varieties:
"Black-Eyed Susan" ~Rudbeckia hirta~,
"California Poppy" ~Eschscholzia californica~,
"Candytuft" ~Iberis amara~,
"Chinese Forget-Me-Not" ~Cynoglossum amabile~,
"Classic Zinnia" ~Zinnia Linearis~,
"Deep Carmine Baby's Breath" ~Gypsophila elegans, carmine~,
"French Marigold" ~Tagetes patula~,
"Lilac Godetia",
"Love in a Mist" ~Nigella damascena~,
"Persian Carpet Zinnia" ~Zinnia haageana~,
"Pixie Delight Lupine" ~Lupinus hartwegii nanus~,
"Red Corn Poppy" ~Papaver rhoeas~,
"Sweet Alyssum" ~Lobularia maritima~.
Artwork by Cynthia Cliff
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Growing instructions
Sow your wildflower patch in early to mid-spring. Prepare the soil as you would for any bed. Clean out the weeds. Aerate with a garden fork if compact, then rake flat. Lift open the spout of your Seed Shaker and spread the seeds out evenly over an area no bigger than 100 square feet. Then press seeds into the soil by walking over the planted area (with flat-soled shoes!) or using a board to pat them down. If the soil is dry, water the seeds in. In fall, soils are usually moist enough without.
Continue watering in spring for a few weeks; again, fall sowings usually don't need it. Weed fastidiously until plants reach 12-18" in height. Be patient; the perennial blooms will get better every year!
Product Details
| Hardiness Zone Range | 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 |
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Colorscape Meadow Mix Seed Shaker
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beautiful flowers mix
Ok, I believe you about the baby's breath not being invasive, but Chinese Forget Me Not is a scourge in my Seattle garden. I can't get rid of it....I'd call that invasive.
Hi Betsy! While Forget-Me-Nots are definitely an aggressive self sower (much like Morning Glory) they do not overtake and/or harm our native species and are there for not considered invasive. Definitely something to add to the garden thoughtfully but not an invasive plant.
Baby’s breath is invasive. Wish these were all native.
Hello, thank you for being a customer of HVSC! We appreciate your dedication to avoiding invasive species, it is so important to do so when planting seeds. However, Deep Carmine Baby's Breath, or Gypsophila elegans, is not an invasive species to North America, according to the USDA Plant Database or the Invasive Plant Atlas of the USA. We make sure to avoid invasive species in our Shaker Boxes and other seed mixes. We are committed to preserving regional crop diversity, and strive to provide products for our customers to do the same. We will reach out to you directly to help with any further questions that you may have. Thank you!

