Drought Tolerant Wildflower Seeds - 4oz Packet, Open-Pollinated Bulk Flower Seed Mix for Beautiful Perennial, Annual Garden Flowers - No Fillers - 1/4 Pound

After two years there still growing backcand blooming. The land I bought was abused and this helping bring life back.

I grew up in the PNW where bachelor buttons grew in fields. Moved south to drought territory and snagged these without realizing bachelor buttons are in the mix. Planted and bloomed!!!! They’re still coming up and delighting my heart so much!!! The variety is still coming to light. The colors are plentiful!!! I can’t believe what a fantastic deal I got from the number of seeds being SO FULL and phenomenal quality!!! Thank you!!!

I have a hill that is just dirt and needed a little beautification. I just threw handfuls of these seeds on the hill and then did nothing! I didn’t even water. To my surprise a couple months later there are some beautiful flowers! I have even seen people walk by and take photos!

Haven’t planted in the meadow yet

Germination was near non-existent.

But my house up in the mountains in the foothills of the seirras get shade, sun, shade, sun all day and over 90, the flop over, I knew I overplayed, but loose a lot so what wants to grow will grow.I threw in forget me nots and baby's breath mix drought and suns/shade to see what stays and what grows.Also got yarrow mix and notices I had nariholds in my part shade nix.pretty orange yellow red blooms.But really the forget me nots have been the most likely to survive in my garden.I plantd last years just to see, but cosmos and taller ones fall over in hot sun and the little ones does underneath.Bummer..But I like the company, from my home state of Oregon!

Bought two packs of these and planted at my daughter's house.Small seedlings popped up all summer, no flowers until late Fall.Only a few flowers bloomed out of each batch. Thought that they'd beeasy to grow.

Planted first week of June. Prepared a shallow bed of potting soil that was only an inch deep in rocky and sandy terrain that surrounds a juvenile pine tree. They sprouted within a couple days and are growing strong, even when forgetting to water daily in full sun and the very dry high-desert/mountain climate. Will seed again in fall to prepare for spring. I’m pleasantly surprised they’re doing so well.