California Wildflower Mixture - Bulk 1 Ounce Packet - Over 7,000 Native Seeds - Open Pollinated and Non GMO

The seeds were sprinkled liberally into 2 planting box during December. Seedlings sprouted in about 1 week. A first indication of a bud started showing around March. The first flower came around April.The current different type of flowers counted as of June is 9, way below the claim of 7000 native seeds.

This is a nice mix of flower heights and colors... A gardener even complimented me on it, and was happy seeing some wildflowers that she hadn't seen in a long time."Look at the wildflower garden," say our neighbors as they walk by. And, "you got all this from a seed packet?!"I planted these in March, and I guess we were lucky that there were some rains right after. At the end of July the birds (mostly goldfinches) are enjoying the seeds, many bees and other insects are buzzing in the flowers, and still new blooms are opening. Some are quite tall, taller than I expected, about waist height. They lean toward the South/West. Others are much closer to the ground.If I'd seen that many are not native to California, I might not have bought this packet. But no regrets now, they are gorgeous, and the local fauna love them. There are flocks of birds who flush when I walk past and watch me and fuss, until I'm very still and they feel they can come down to enjoy the bounty.A bright spot in a pandemic, this wildflower garden...

Threw them around to pad the areas that would otherwise be bare or subject to weeds. There are still some weeds but so many beautiful flowers I just don't care. As soon as one began to bloom it seems like each day I go outside to look at them there are new flowers.You literally can't use these in a worse way than I did. I walked around and threw handfuls with no care for where the seeds fell. I then flooded the area rather than raking the seeds into the dirt as suggested. Obviously I didn't suffer any by not being careful. Just make sure to actually water them if the ground gets dry.

Wonderful variety and display of color. Easy to germinate and grow. Customer service was responsive when I had a question. I was concerned that I seeded them too late but the attached pics show them as quite happy in mid summer in zone 10a, as are we :-)

I’m in an apartment, so not the best place to plant wildflowers. I just thought it was unique and wanted to try. They sprouted very quickly, which was exciting. And to see the varieties was fun. I gave some to a friend who has a farm and land and look forward to seeing how his grow when spread out more. My picture had coleus in it/ not part of the seed mix (that’s the big purple plant)

Had a huge ugly crack in my driveway and dumped a packet of seeds in it. 6 weeks later it’s GORGEOUS

99% white ramping fumitory

These seeds are garbage. Only one variety. They looks like all white alyssum seeds.