Perennial Flower Seeds for Planting Outdoors

⭐ Key Features

•Five perennial flower varieties: Grow Russell strain lupine, blue columbine, purple coneflower echinacea, Black-Eyed Susan and Alaska Shasta daisy. Each variety comes in its own labeled seed packet so you can plan beds, borders and outdoor gardens.

•Five individually labeled seed packets: Includes 1 g Russell strain lupine, 300 mg blue columbine, 800 mg purple coneflower, 500 mg Black-Eyed Susan and 500 mg Alaska Shasta daisy. Packet weights show the contents of this flower seed collection.

•Flowers for pollinator gardens: Add colorful perennial flowers to spaces planned for bees, butterflies and other garden pollinators. The mix offers different bloom forms, colors and heights for cottage gardens, borders and cut flower beds.

•Follow each packet for planting: Sowing time, depth, spacing, sunlight, moisture and germination needs vary by flower. Some perennial seeds may benefit from fall sowing, winter sowing or cold stratification when the variety and local climate call for it.

•Heirloom, non-GMO flower seeds: Keep the five varieties separate and grow them according to their individual needs. Perennial performance, bloom timing and winter survival depend on the species, hardiness zone, site conditions and care.

🛠️ Specifications

• Brand : Gardeners Basics
• Unit : 5 Count
• Color : Brown
• Item highlights : Russell lupine, blue columbine, purple coneflower, Black-Eyed Susan and Shasta daisy; heirloom, non-GMO seeds in 5 packets
• Type : PLANT_SEED
• Package dimensions : H: 0.4 / L: 7.8 / W: 5.0 (Weight: 0.09)

📋 Product Description

Create a colorful outdoor garden with the Gardeners Basics Perennial Flower Seeds for Planting collection. This five-variety set includes Russell strain lupine, blue columbine, purple coneflower echinacea, Black-Eyed Susan and Alaska Shasta daisy in five individually labeled paper seed packets. The seeds are heirloom and non-GMO. Included packet weights: Russell strain lupine, 1 g; blue columbine, 300 mg; purple coneflower echinacea, 800 mg; Black-Eyed Susan, 500 mg; Alaska Shasta daisy, 500 mg. Packet weights make it easy to keep each flower variety separate. Plan beds, borders, cottage gardens and suitable containers with different flower colors, forms and heights. These flowering plants can contribute nectar and pollen to garden spaces planned for bees, butterflies and other pollinators when appropriate for the site. Use the collection for a perennial bed, mixed flower border or cut flower garden. Follow the directions on each packet because planting time, sowing depth, spacing, sunlight, moisture, germination and mature size differ among lupine, columbine, coneflower, Black-Eyed Susan and Shasta daisy. Some perennial flower seeds may benefit from fall planting, winter sowing or cold stratification. Use those methods only when recommended for the specific variety and your local climate. These are flower seeds, not live plants and not one mixed bulk wildflower packet. Keeping the varieties identified helps you place each where its light, soil, drainage and hardiness needs can be met. Perennial growth, bloom timing and winter survival depend on the species, hardiness zone, weather, site and care. Some varieties may focus on root and leaf growth before flowering. Sow outdoors or start seeds in a suitable controlled setup according to the packet. Prepare a clean seedbed, provide consistent moisture without waterlogging and protect young seedlings as needed. Thin or transplant according to the variety instructions. Store unused packets in a cool, dark, dry place.