Edible Flower Seed Mix - 1/4 lb + Bulk Sizes
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Description
Edible Flower Seed Mix – Bloom + Haul
Edible Flower Seed Mix
Edible Flower Heirloom Seed Mix Seed Packets, Flower Seeds, Herb Seeds, Non GMO, Open Pollinated
A favorite among gardeners because it was designed to attract bees, birds and butterflies! It contains 18 of the most beloved wildflowers including poppy, cosmos, lupine, plus many others. Suitable for all regions of North America, this mix is hard working and will produce a gorgeous display of colorful blooms without needing much attention or time. It contains 50% annual and 50% perennial species.
The Bees Knees - Pollinator Wildflower Seed Mix - 1 Pound, Mixed, Eden Brothers
The name pansy comes from the French word pensee, meaning thought. In the language of flowers, pansies signify remembrance. In the early 19th century, Lord Gambier and his gardener William Thompson produced the original pansy hybrid, a cross between various species of native violets. The new species received the name wittrockiana in honor of noted Swedish botanist Viet Brecher Wittrock.
Everwilde Farms - 1 oz Swiss Giants Mixed Pansy Garden Flower Seeds - Gold Vault Bulk Seed Packet
North East Native Mix Seeds - 500 Seeds
Wildflower Seeds Edible Flowers Mix - Bulk 1/4 Pound Bag Over 30,000 Open Pollinated Annual and Perennial Seeds : Patio, Lawn & Garden
Wildflower Northeast Mix Seed Untreated - 1/4 Pound
Southwestern Wildflower Mix
A lovely, bright and colorful mix of vigorous-growing wildflowers native to the mountains and plains of the southeastern US. For easy planting, mix seed with a small amount of soil and spread evenly over site. Direct seed in early spring. Can also be seeded in late fall after hard frost for germination the following spring. Full sun. Planting rates - Per acre: 7-14 lbs. Per half acre or less: 5oz/1000 sq ft. Packet covers 40 sq ft. 1/4 lb bulk packet covers up to 800 square feet.
Flower Mix - South East Native Mix : Vigorous-growing Wildflowers.
The common name nasturtium comes from the Latin words for nose-twister, a humorous way of describing a common reaction the taste of the edible leaves. The entire plant has a history of being used for culinary purposes, since even the seeds can be pickled and make an acceptable substitute for capers. Though the first known botanical description of this species comes from the notes of Spanish botanist Nicolas Monardes, Carl Linnaeus gave the genus its name.
Everwilde Farms - 1 oz Alaska Mixed Nasturtium Garden Flower Seeds - Gold Vault Bulk Seed Packet
Chicory Seeds, Cichorium Intybus - 1/4 lb + Bulk Sizes
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