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California Poppy California Poppy, Purple Gleam<br />
WILD FLOWERS<br />
(100-300 seeds)<br />
ALASKA SHASTA DAISY #WF117<br />
(Chrysanthemum maximum) Hardy perennial. This easy<br />
to grow daisy has large white daisy flowers with bright<br />
yellow centers, great for your cottage garden and perfect<br />
for a cut flower. Pkt $1.50<br />
AUREUS YELLOW LUPINE #WF110<br />
(Lupinus densiflorus) Perennial. Soak seeds 24 hours before<br />
planting. A stunning, yellow Lupine; 30” stalks are covered<br />
with brilliant flowers. Pkt $1.50<br />
BIRD’S EYES #WF107<br />
(Gila tricolor) Hardy annual. Often self-sows. Attractive<br />
tricolored flowers, white with edges blushed in lilac—<br />
centers are purplish black! Very unique-looking annual<br />
that likes a dry, sunny area. Pkt $1.50<br />
BLACK-EYED SUSAN #WF101<br />
(Rudbeckia hirta) Hardy annual. Often self-sows. A popular<br />
native variety from the Great Plains of North America.<br />
Large yellow daisies with dark brown centers. Good in<br />
heat and drought. Beautiful. Pkt $1.50 or 1 oz $6.50<br />
BLUE FLAX #WF120<br />
(Linum perenne) This perennial flower was discovered<br />
on the Lewis & Clark Expedition, and hence the species<br />
was named “lewisii”. Lovely blue flowers on 24” plants,<br />
beautiful and easy to grow. Pkt $1.50<br />
CALIFORNIA POPPY #WF106<br />
(Eschscholzia californica) Hardy annual. Often self-sows.<br />
Early. The brilliant orange, small poppy from parts of<br />
California. This easy-to-grow, spring bloomer makes a<br />
splash of color. Pkt $1.25 or 1 oz $5.50<br />
CALIFORNIA POPPY, PURPLE GLEAM #WF122<br />
(Eschscholzia californica) Light purple-pink to dusky rose,<br />
single version of the state flower of the Golden State.<br />
Blooms in spring from a fall sowing, or in summer from a<br />
spring sowing. Superb in meadows or native gardens. Pkt<br />
$1.75<br />
EVENING DAME’S ROCKET #WF118<br />
(Hesperis matronalis) This plant has naturalized in many parts<br />
of the US since it was introduced in the 1700s. Pretty, large,<br />
flower spikes of lilac-colored blooms that are fragrant at night.<br />
Pkt $1.75<br />
FAREWELL-TO-SPRING #WF109<br />
(Clarkia amoena) Hardy annual. Often self-sows. Lovely<br />
salmon-pink blossoms. This 16”-18” annual blooms in the<br />
summer; very attractive! Pkt $1.50<br />
GAILLARDIA INDIAN BLANKET #WF111<br />
(Gaillardia) Hardy annual. Often self-sows. Lovely, yellow,<br />
daisy-like flowers with red centers, this annual is easy to<br />
grow. Great for sunny, dry areas. Pkt $1.50<br />
MALTESE CROSS #WF119<br />
(Lychnis chalcedonica) Large 3’-4’ tall spikes produce stunning<br />
neon flame-red colored clusters of blooms. This perennial<br />
often blooms the first year, if started very early. Was grown by<br />
Thomas Jefferson in 1807, and it still is one of the showiest<br />
flowers of early summer! Pkt $2.00<br />
MOUNTAIN PHLOX #WF108<br />
(Linanthus Grandiflorus) Hardy annual. Often self-sows.<br />
Pastel lavender-pink flowers. This native annual is a very<br />
beautiful favorite! Pkt $1.50<br />
PLAINS COREOPSIS #WF104<br />
(Coreopsis tinctoria) Hardy annual. Occasionally self-sows.<br />
Prefers a drier soil. Lovely red and yellow daisy-like flower,<br />
this prairie annual blooms in the summer or fall; brilliant<br />
color. Pkt $1.50 or 1 oz $4.50<br />
PRIMROSE #WF102<br />
(Oenothera lamarckiana) Biennial. Beautiful, yellow native<br />
flower. Pkt $1.50<br />
RED MEXICAN HAT #WF121<br />
(Ratibida columnifera) Perennial. This flower is colorful<br />
with its red flowers that look like Mexican hats. Pkt $1.50<br />
RUSSELL MIX LUPINE #WF105<br />
(Lupinus polyphyllus) Hardy perennial. Best in cooler<br />
climates. Soak seeds 24 hours before planting. Tall stems<br />
are covered with beautiful flowers in colors of pink, red,<br />
peach, blue, burgundy, and brown. This fine flower will<br />
naturalize. Soak seed. Pkt $1.50<br />
SCARLET FLAX #WF115<br />
(Linum grandiflorum rubrum) Hardy annual. Often selfsows.<br />
This species can be grown in hot and dry conditions.<br />
The plants produce loads of lovely, scarlet-red flowers. This<br />
plant is native to southern Europe and northern Africa. A<br />
hardy annual. Pkt $1.50<br />
SIBERIAN WALLFLOWER #WF113<br />
(Cherianthus allionii) Hardy perennial. Vibrant yelloworange,<br />
phlox-like flower clusters are very fragrant and<br />
colorful. The 18” perennial plants bloom early in the season;<br />
adds a great splash of color to your meadow. Pkt $1.50<br />
ROCK SOAPWORT #WF123<br />
(Saponaria ocymoides) Vigorous, low, trailing perennial<br />
plant-so beautiful used as a groundcover, in the rock<br />
garden or atop a stone wall. A carpet of deep pink,<br />
5-petaled flowers is a bonus in late spring, nearly covering<br />
the plants. Fine for edging the border, and charming in<br />
containers as well. Evergreen plants are drought-tolerant<br />
once established. Another old-fashioned favorite. Pkt<br />
$2.00<br />
TEXAS BLUEBONNET #WF103<br />
(Lupinus texensis) Perennial. Soak seeds 24 hours before<br />
planting. This popular, bright-blue wild flower is the Texas<br />
State Flower. An easy annual to grow. Pkt $1.50<br />
YELLOW PRAIRIE CONEFLOWER #WF112<br />
(Ratibida columnaris) Hardy perennial. A lovely, perennial<br />
flower that is a common sight in the great prairies of the<br />
West. Lovely, yellow, daisy-like flowers have a tall seed<br />
cone; easy to grow. Pkt $1.50<br />
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