Sow Right Seeds - Wildflowers Seeds Mix for Planting in Southwest - Non-GMO Heirloom Varieties to Grow a Wild Flower Garden - Perennial and Annual Flowers to Attract Pollinators - Colorful Blooms (1)

I planted these in a tricky spot I have covering a drain pipe outlet. What was once an ugly dry mound is now covered with wildflowers. I see bees and butterflies over there all the time. While I think most of the flowers are annuals, the use of these seeds was so easy I plan to just re-buy them every year to keep the flowers coming season after season.

High % germination. Healthy looking seedlings sprouted in 3 days.

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I bought these for my Arizona back yard. Since they are native to the Southwest, I’d thought I’d have more success with them. Not everything sprouted, despite planting at the appropriate time and weather. If they are really “wild” and “native” to the desert, there should have been plenty of more blooms and an easy growth.

Took 4 days and germinated

I have not yet had success with the germination of these seeds in the hot dessert heat. I keep trying without success.

Germinate nada

So far I haven’t seen a single wildflower as a result of these seeds. I even spread it with planters soil to give them the best chance AND I even dug most of them in just barely in some wild mild grassy field area so I know birds weren’t eating them. Maybe it takes them all a few years to grow? 🤷‍♀️ nah, don’t think so.