1 lb. Wild Flower Pollinator Mix

Contents
Contains small amounts of slow-release organic fertilizers (2-2-2) to help the flowers bloom strong, and a mulch to keep the geminating seeds moist along with some Mycorrhizae and Ectomycorrhizae. The reason for so much seed types is for diversity and to increase the chances you will get something to bloom despite soil type and human error.
 
43 Potential Blooms
Tall Blue Corn Flower-Blue Flax-Siberian Wall Flower-Annual Candytuft-Blanket Flower-Perennial Lupine-Sulpher ‘Bright Lights’ Cosmos-Orange California, Poppy-Crimson Clover-Beauty Pacific Calendula-Annual Baby’s Breath-Blanket Indian-Corn Mixed Poppy-Prairie Cone Flower-Love Lies Bleeding-Plain Coreopsis-Tall Mixed Centaurea-Nasturium’ Jewel Mix-Bigleaf-Lupine-Lanced Leaved Coreopsis-Tall Spurred ‘Northern Lights’ Snapdragon-Five Spot Globe Gilia-Black Eyed Susan-Clarkia-Flax Scarlet-Tall white Sweet Alyssum-Pheasant’s Eye-Pot Marigold-Chinese Houses-Dwarf Morning Glory-Larkspur-Silene-Caliopsis-Sensation Cosmos-Annual Forget Me Not-Lavatera-Baby Snapdragon-Virgina Stock-Baby Blue Eyes-Flander Poppy-Annual Snapwort.
 
Instructions
Open your favorite beverage and drink it
Apply early spring in Sun/Shade area
Loosen Soil and remove plant debris
Apply mixture 1oz per 8 sqr ft
Gently mix seeds 1/8 inch into soil
Water gently-make sure soil never gets too dry but not sopping
Now Wait for it to grow; results may vary depending on climate and location
Add Phosphorus rich fertilizer in late spring if desired, but not required
Don’t forget to have fun and enjoy your gardening