Hummingbird Mix

Here's a mix of our Hummingbird Wildflower Seeds!

Hummingbird Mixture Wildflower seeds are a pleasing blend of annual and perennial wildflowers that are irresistible to hummingbirds. The brightly colored blossoms also make a striking, continuously changing display in the garden throughout the season.

Many varieties return to bloom year after year. The mixture also attracts butterflies! *Packet illustration is a guide only to the contents.

Seed Mixture Contains:

Centaurea cyanus (12%) AKA Cornflower

Cheiranthus allionii (≤5%) AKA Siberian Wallflower

Clarkia elegans (≤5%) AKA Mountain garland

Convolvulus tricolor (6%) AKA Dwarf morning-glory

Coreopsis tinctoria (≤5%) AKA Plains coreopsis

Cosmos bipinnatus (9%), AKA Garden Cosmos

Cynoglossum amabile (6%) AKA Chinese forget-me-not

Delphinium consolida (≤5%) AKA Field larkspur

Dianthus barbatus (≤5%) AKA Sweet William

Gilia tricolor (≤5%) AKA Bird's-eye gilia

Gypsophila elegans (≤5%) AKA Baby's Breath

Iberis umbellatum (≤5%) AKA Candytuft

Lavatera trimestris (7%) AKA Rose mallow

Linum grandiflorum rubrum (7%) AKA Scarlet flax

Malope trifida (8%) AKA Mallow-wort

Matthiola bicornis (≤5%) AKA Night Scented Stock

Mirabilis jalapa (≤5%) AKA Marvel-of-Peru

Papaver rhoeas (≤5%) AKA Common poppy

Phlox drummondii (≤5%) AKA Drummonds phlox

Silene armeria (≤5%) AKA Sweet William catchfly

Zinnia elegans mix (≤5%) AKA Zinnia

Sow seeds outdoors in spring in a sunny location with well-drained soil after all danger of frost is past. A good plot is also possible if seed is sown outdoors from late summer to early fall, but allow plants at least 8 to 10 weeks to get established before the first frost. Before sowing, use a rake to roughen the soil surface to a depth of 1.5 to 3 inches, removing any weeds or vegetation. Broadcast seeds over the planting area. Rake seed in very lightly and keep the soil consistently moist for 4 to 6 weeks.

Planting Depth: Broadcast

Seed Spacing: Broadcast

Nutrient Care Instructions: Apply SUPERthrive once per week. Soak in solution of 1/4 tsp per gal for 15 min. or longer depending on size and type.