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Reaching up to five feet in height with good sized blossoms ... Read more

Reaching up to five feet in height with good sized blossoms, this is the largest of all St. John's Worts! The blooms are bright yellow and star-shaped. These wildflowers are quite showy, and the carefree plant is very easy to grow! Minimize

Clouds of bells dance merrily on lovely soft bushes of gree ... Read more

Clouds of bells dance merrily on lovely soft bushes of green in early Spring. A perfect shade of periwinkle, these little flowers will be sure to enhance your wildflower garden! The round leaves were fancied to resemble the ladder reaching to heaven that the patriarch Jacob saw. Minimize

Not only will children (and adults!) enjoy petting this fuz ... Read more

Not only will children (and adults!) enjoy petting this fuzzy-leaved wildflower, bees and butterflies love it too! Pussytoes will spread over time, forming a nice dense mat. Seed should be stratified before sowing indoors. This plant transplants very easily. Minimize

The bluest of the phlox species, the woodland variety's blo ... Read more

The bluest of the phlox species, the woodland variety's blooms are most commonly found in shady, well-drained areas of the forest. Intensely sweet smelling, they can fill a whole room with their fragrance. Reminding some of lilac's, this is one of their most loved features. Intensely blue, these five-petaled blooms are especially loved by the long-tonged bees and butterflies that are able to take advantage of the sweet nectar. This sweet little wildflower is wonderful as a naturalizing ground cover in shady areas! Minimize

Spring forests come alive with this all time favorite of wi ... Read more

Spring forests come alive with this all time favorite of wildflowers! Boasting a lovely blue bloom, and also carrying with it a romantic legend that has made it's name famous, the forget-me-not is a wildflower you will want to be sure to add to your collection! Minimize

Add beauty and fragrance to your herb garden with this vari ... Read more

Add beauty and fragrance to your herb garden with this variety, and attract bees, butterflies, and/or birds! Lavender is used for drying for use in sachets and potpourris and is also popular in perfumes. Plants grow 18 to 36 tall and produce a profusion of lilac-purple flowers on silvery foliage. Perennial. Average water needs. Minimize

Rising 6-10" tall, this rhizomatous, native wildflower is o ... Read more

Rising 6-10" tall, this rhizomatous, native wildflower is often seen in large colonies on the shaded forest floor. The white flowers which bloom in the Spring are short-lived, and only open in the sun. For this reason, this perennial is primarily grown for it's attractive foliage. It's common name of 'Bloodroot' is in reference to the bright reddish-orange sap secreted from all parts of the plant when damaged or cut. This sap was once used by Native American Indians for dye. All parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested. Minimize

Try something different and grow an enormous gourd! Growing ... Read more

Try something different and grow an enormous gourd! Growing up to 100 pounds and 3-5 feet around, the huge ornamental fruit may be dried and hollowed out for a lightweight autumn decoration. An enjoyable, creative project for the whole family. Minimize

Downy Phlox is a shorter variety with fuzzy foliage and ste ... Read more

Downy Phlox is a shorter variety with fuzzy foliage and stems. The flowers may be pink, white, or lavender, and have a delicately sweet scent. Blooming late Spring into early Summer, this wildflower displays it's colors for up to six weeks! Highly attractive to bees and butterflies, this perennial has been known to draw American Painted Ladies, Sulfurs, Swallowtails, and Cloudywings! A must have for your butterfly garden! Minimize

This tender perennial is native to South America, but has n ... Read more

This tender perennial is native to South America, but has naturalized worldwide in many tropical and subtropical areas. It is part of the milkweed family, and as such, exudes a milky sap from the stem and leaves when cut. Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on this plant, and the resulting larvae use the plant leaves as a food source. The flowers are red-orange with yellow hoods, and bloom for a longer period than the perennial milkweeds that are winter hardy in some areas. These brilliant wildflowers also attract hummingbirds! Minimize

Imagine planting a wildflower that could very well outlive ... Read more

Imagine planting a wildflower that could very well outlive you! This hardy perennial sends out roots up to 10 feet in length, gathering any available water. It was found growing over lead ore deposits, thus it became Lead Plant. Note the spires of blooms with beautiful contrast between its soft purple petals and blazing orange centers. A fascinating and long-lived specimen. Minimize

The Atlantic Giant Pumpkin is often grown for exhibition an ... Read more

The Atlantic Giant Pumpkin is often grown for exhibition and known for growing to record sizes (some up to 1000 lbs!). Flesh may also be used for cooking. Fairly smooth orange skin. 120 days to maturity. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds. Average water needs. Minimize

Dutchman's Breeches earned it's name from the white to rosy ... Read more

Dutchman's Breeches earned it's name from the white to rosy colored flowers positioned along each stem, each one bearing a resemblance to a pair of pants hung out to dry. This small plant is a wild version of the commonly know bleeding heart. Lavish, fern-like, grayish-green foliage makes this a beautiful foliage plant as well. Loved by children and naturalists! Minimize

This wild flower's scientific name "Aquilegia" is derived f ... Read more

This wild flower's scientific name "Aquilegia" is derived from the Latin word for eagle. This is most likely because of the five spurs of the flower which resemble an eagles talon! The plant boasts showy flowers that are attractive to birds. The Columbine also self-sows freely. Minimize

Truly gorgeous! Thriving in moist meadows and woodlands, t ... Read more

Truly gorgeous! Thriving in moist meadows and woodlands, this lily is simply radiant. Green foliage supports vivid orange flowers from July to September. Spotlights of rich color, these wildflowers are heavily speckled. Tall and showy, this plant is a definite winner. Minimize

This delicate perennial will beautify any setting with its ... Read more

This delicate perennial will beautify any setting with its deep purple spires of flowers. Aptly named Larkspur, its blossoms are poised on tall stems like Larks ready for flight. The dark green leaves form pretty, five pointed palms. A gorgeous wildflower! Minimize

A graceful prairie grass, this native sedge is a panoramic ... Read more

A graceful prairie grass, this native sedge is a panoramic delight! Savoring wet-lands and boggy marshes, the 'Crested Sedge' can be a large part of game bird, waterfowl, and songbird diets. Topped with little spikelets, this native grass will be a stately addition to natures' ever-changing portrait. Minimize

A tall, leafy plant with succulent stems that bears pale ye ... Read more

A tall, leafy plant with succulent stems that bears pale yellow blossoms occasionally dappled with dark red. Another common name for this plant is Pale Touch-Me-Not which inspired by the sensitive triggering of seeds from the ripe seed pods. You may have heard that when you find poison ivy, nearby there grows a plant to relieve the itch that it brings. Indeed, if you find Yellow Jewelweed growing in the wild it may indicate that there is poison ivy nearby, and the juice of Yellow Jewelweed can be used to treat the rash if you happen to stumble upon that itchy plant! Minimize

This tall, perennial wildflower that is ideal for any natur ... Read more

This tall, perennial wildflower that is ideal for any naturalized planting in dry, sunny areas! The blooms of the Tall Green Milkweed are greenish-white, with purple tips and its foliage attracts butterflies! Minimize

This bright yellow wildflower is native to the US and Canad ... Read more

This bright yellow wildflower is native to the US and Canada, and is commonly found growing in dry, open areas as well as on rocky slopes and bluffs! Oregon Sunshine is also called Woolly Sunflower, and the blossoms look much like true sunflowers! Usually the flowers reach a maximum size of 2" across; and, true to its name, this plant will bring a splash of sunshine to your gardens and fields! The stems and leaves are usually covered with hair, giving the foliage its characteristic dusty appearance. Lewis and Clark saw Eirophyllums growing near their camp while the plant was still unknown to science. They gathered two specimens near Kamiah, Idaho on June 6, 1806! Minimize

Lush and calming, this native sedge loves wet woods and dit ... Read more

Lush and calming, this native sedge loves wet woods and ditches. Rippling softly under the sun, it blooms in creamy spikelets May through September. A host of the pearly butterfly, this sedge also provides food for hungry waterfowl. Unique seed heads! Minimize

These low, leafy bushes form trim little mounds, with flowe ... Read more

These low, leafy bushes form trim little mounds, with flowering stems growing straight up from the center. A popular perennial wildflower, with its foliage more acclaimed than its petite bell-like blossoms. A nice contrast planted with your larger species! Minimize

False Indigo is a 6-12 foot, loose, airy shrub which often ... Read more

False Indigo is a 6-12 foot, loose, airy shrub which often forms dense thickets. The inflorescence is a spike-shaped raceme of many flowers, each with a single purple petal and ten protruding stamens with yellow anthers. Attractive and fast growing, this plant is great for boggy, wet areas, and its native habitat includes stream beds and roadsides. This plant is also a great host plant for the Silver-spotted Skipper and California dogface! Minimize

Also called California Phlox because of it's native range, ... Read more

Also called California Phlox because of it's native range, these lilac, pink or white flowers are funnel-shaped and sweetly fragrant. This wildflower tends to fare better in the West, but otherwise is easy to grow, and readily reseeds itself. Thrives in sun or shade, but prefers well-drained soil with plenty of moisture.. Minimize

These nodding bells delicately rise on slender stems over a ... Read more

These nodding bells delicately rise on slender stems over a low mound of foliage. Shining in a lovely periwinkle shade, harebells add that more delicate touch of nature to your planting. Truly a beautiful perennial wildflower! One of our favorites!! Minimize

The beautiful foliage and blooms of Red Garnet Amaranth wil ... Read more

The beautiful foliage and blooms of Red Garnet Amaranth will be a great addition to your garden! Green foliage show its red highlights best in hot conditions. Delicately flavored sprouts can be used as a garnish for your salads and can be harvested in 15 to 30 days. Young leaves can be cooked like spinach. Or, if you wish to attract birds to your garden, let this variety go to seed, and your feathered friends will enjoy a feast! Average water needs. Minimize

This perennial asparagus is an old favorite U.S. variety us ... Read more

This perennial asparagus is an old favorite U.S. variety used in the truck garden and commercial market. Early, long, straight, dark-green spears with tight purpling tips are noted for uniform size! Delicious!. Cutting season can last up to 60 days. Resistant to some rusts and blight. Minimize

This sweet smelling plant has bright green leaves and small ... Read more

This sweet smelling plant has bright green leaves and small daisy-like flowers. Especially useful as a sweetly scented groundcover, as it's easily grown from seed and will form a thick mat that blocks out most weeds. Can also be used for tea, with a crisp and fruity fragrance stronger than the more common German chamomile. Harvest the flowers when they first open for best results. Minimize

Buffalo Grass, a North American prairie grass, is a warm-se ... Read more

Buffalo Grass, a North American prairie grass, is a warm-season, native perennial shortgrass. It is drought-, heat-, and cold-resistant! Used in wildflower plantings or as a lawn grass, this grass is low-maintenance After the first frost, Buffalo Grass turns a lovely golden brown, and remains so until spring! This is an excellent native forage grass! Minimize