Consists of: Baby’s Breath, Annual; Flax, Scarlet; Four O’Clock; Lupine, Perennial; Coneflower, Purple; Coreopsis, Lance-leaved; Gaillardia, Annual; Gaura; Cosmos, Sulfur; Mallow, Tree; Poppy, Corn; Phlox, Annual Red; Gayfeather; Sage, Scarlet; Gilia; Verbena, Moss; Coneflower, Clasping; Mint, Lemon; Coreopsis, Plains; Black-eyed Susan; Aster, New England.
(1 oz. covers approximately 300 square feet.) Popularity is increasing in native wildflower use. It is being used by landscapers, developers and the home gardener. Can be planted as a pure stand or mixed in with other grasses. Wildflowers are great for highway departments to use near interstates and highways.
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