A great mix for bird lovers. Be sure to let the flowers set seed for the birds to eat. This mix contains both annuals and perennials, and can be sown in a prepared plot either in the fall or in the spring. The contents of mixes are wide and broad. Not every species will establish itself, but many will, giving way to varied habit suited to your location. This annual and perennial mix contains Four-O'Clocks, Partridge Pea, California Poppy, Cornflower, Lance Leaved Coreopsis, Pacific Beauty Calendula, Sulphur Cosmos, Purple Coneflower, Indian Blanket, Wild Sunflower, Blue Flax, Gayfeather, Red Phlox, Shasta Daisy, Sweet William, Prairie Clover, Prairie Coneflower, Plains Coreopsis, Black Eyed Susan, and New England Asters.
Tips On Growing Wildflowers - How Much To Plant, How To Care For Them Every garden space has its own square footage. Multiply the length of your yard by its width to get an estimate that's good enough to work with for scattering your wildflower seed. Depending upon your tastes, you may want to scatter your wildflower seeds sparely - a few here, a few there - or your ideal may be a meadow densely covered with glorious bloom.