Choose by place, purpose, palette, or species.

5-Packet Seed Collection

Gin & Chartreuse™

Green flowers. Cut-glass evenings. A garden with excellent taste.

$25.95

3-Packet Seed Kit

Midnight Moth Garden™

Three separately planted flowers create a fragrant, layered evening garden that becomes more interesting as daylight fades.

$25.95

7-Packet Seed Collection

ROY G. BLOOM™ Rainbow Garden Collection

Color theory. With roots.

$39.95

PerennialsTHE MIX THAT STARTED IT ALL

A study in beige: a garden that belongs with your home

Featured in the Garden Era™ Collection

Your neutral era.
In full bloom.

Meet Beige Mom™. Creamy flowers, fringed white cornflowers, tall larkspur and oatmeal bunny tails—for a garden that feels as considered as your home.

Available as a blended seed mix or a seven-packet collection.

Blended mix from $25.95 · Seven-packet collection $39.95

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Collection 01

Meadow Mixes Beyond the Map

Broad meadow choices for gardeners who want a wildflower planting without starting from a state-specific recipe.

Welcome Back, Wildflowers™

Eighteen perennial wildflowers selected to build roots, return, and create a fuller display over time.

Annuals & PerennialsGarden Era™ Collection

Best of Both Meadows™

First-season color. Beauty that returns. Fifteen annual and perennial wildflowers for a meadow that starts with color and grows richer with time.

A Feast of Flowers™

Seventeen annual wildflowers selected for fast, abundant first-season color.

Power Five Pollinators™

Five native flowers combining a long bloom season, varied structure, and strong pollinator value.

The Gold Standard™

Eight carefully chosen wildflowers for layered color, pollinator support, and a timeless meadow effect.

Collection 02

State & Geographic

Regional and state-labeled mixes selected for where the seed will be planted. State listings stay distinct even when neighboring states share one regional recipe and supporting art.

Alabama Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in Alabama.

Alaska Wildflower Seed Mix

A nine-species wildflower mix selected for Alaska growing conditions and short northern growing seasons.

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Arizona Supermix

Twenty-five annual and perennial wildflowers selected for Arizona, desert valleys, and western gardens.

Arkansas Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in Arkansas.

California - Northern Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northwest recipe for planting in Northern California.

California Supermix™

Twenty-five annual and perennial wildflowers selected for California landscapes, desert valleys, and western gardens.

Colorado Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Colorado.

Connecticut Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Connecticut.

Delaware Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Delaware.

Florida - Northern Wildflower Mix

A state-labeled mix using the supported Southeast recipe for northern Florida.

Georgia Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in Georgia.

Idaho Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Idaho.

Illinois Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Illinois.

Indiana Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Indiana.

Iowa Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Iowa.

Kansas - Eastern Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Eastern Kansas.

Kansas - Western Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Western Kansas.

Kentucky Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Kentucky.

Louisiana Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in Louisiana.

Maine Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Maine.

Maryland Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Maryland.

Massachusetts Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Massachusetts.

Michigan Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Michigan.

Midwestern Wildflower Mix

A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Midwest planting area.

Minnesota Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Minnesota.

Mississippi Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in Mississippi.

Missouri Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Missouri.

Montana Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Montana.

Nebraska - Eastern Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Eastern Nebraska.

Nebraska - Western Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Western Nebraska.

Nevada - Northern Wildflower Mix

A state-labeled mix using the supported regional recipe for northern Nevada.

New Hampshire Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in New Hampshire.

New Jersey Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in New Jersey.

New Mexico Supermix

Twenty-five annual and perennial wildflowers selected for New Mexico, desert valleys, and western gardens.

New York Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in New York.

North Carolina Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in North Carolina.

North Dakota Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in North Dakota.

Northeast Wildflower Mix

A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Northeast planting area.

Northwestern Wildflower Mix

A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Northwest planting area.

Ohio Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Ohio.

Oklahoma – Central & Western Wildflower Mix

Ten annual and perennial flowers for Central & Western Oklahoma—now with Texas Bluebonnet. Bold meadow color for sunny borders, fence lines, and open ground.

Oklahoma – Eastern Wildflower Mix

A diverse 16-species wildflower mix selected for eastern Oklahoma using our Southeast regional recipe. Annuals and perennials combine for extended color, pollinator activity, and a natural meadow look from spring into fall.

Oregon - Eastern Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Eastern Oregon.

Oregon - Western Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northwest recipe for planting in Western Oregon.

Pennsylvania Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Pennsylvania.

Rhode Island Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Rhode Island.

South Carolina Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in South Carolina.

South Dakota Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in South Dakota.

Southeastern Wildflower Mix

A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Southeast planting area.

Tennessee Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Southeast recipe for planting in Tennessee.

Texas – Central & Western Wildflower Mix

Ten annual and perennial flowers for Central & Western Texas—now with Texas Bluebonnet. Bold meadow color for sunny borders, fence lines, and open ground.

Texas – Eastern Wildflower Mix

A colorful 16-species wildflower mix selected for the warmer, longer growing conditions of eastern Texas. This is our Southeast regional recipe, combining annuals and perennials for spring-through-fall color and strong pollinator appeal.

Utah Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Utah.

Vermont Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Vermont.

Virginia Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in Virginia.

Washington - Eastern Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Eastern Washington.

Washington - Western Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northwest recipe for planting in Western Washington.

West Virginia Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Northeast recipe for planting in West Virginia.

Western Wildflower Mix

A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Western planting area.

Wisconsin Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Wisconsin.

Wyoming Wildflower Mix

A locally labeled meadow mix using our Western recipe for planting in Wyoming.

Collection 03

Shade & Woodland

Wildflower collections for filtered light, woodland edges, and sites with limited direct sun.

Under the Tree™

Nine flowers selected for dappled light, woodland edges, and the root competition found beneath established trees.

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Throw in Shade™

Sixteen hand-selected flowers for filtered light, woodland edges, and sites receiving roughly one to four hours of direct sun.

Collection 04

Pollinator Mixes

Flower-rich collections selected for bees, butterflies, and other beneficial visitors.

Bring On the Bees™

Eighteen flower species selected for a long season of forage, color, and pollinator activity.

Bring On the Butterflies™

Butterfly Milkweed for monarch caterpillars, plus thirteen colorful nectar and garden flowers for adult butterflies, changing color, and season-long movement.

Power Five Pollinators™

Five native flowers combining a long bloom season, varied structure, and strong pollinator value.

Premium Pollinators Wildflower Mix

Sixteen wild and garden flowers selected for season-long color and pollinator activity.

Annuals & Biennials

Midnight Moth Garden™

Three flowers. One approximately 125 sq ft garden that gets more interesting as daylight fades.

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Collection 05

Native Collections

Focused collections built around recognizable North American wildflowers.

The Gold Standard™

Eight carefully chosen wildflowers for layered color, pollinator support, and a timeless meadow effect.

Power Five Pollinators™

Five native flowers combining a long bloom season, varied structure, and strong pollinator value.

Grow Three Natives™

A simple trio combining early color, midseason structure, and a long bloom season.

Plant Four Icons™

Four recognizable North American flowers selected for color, structure, and pollinator value.

Collection 06

Specialty Mixes

Problem-solving and use-case mixes for dormant sowing, drought, deer pressure, ranches, and unusual sites.

Sow on Snow™

Five native wildflowers for spring, fall, or dormant sowing on frozen bare ground or no more than a few inches of fresh snow.

Under the Tree™

Nine flowers selected for dappled light, woodland edges, and the root competition found beneath established trees.

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Throw in Shade™

Sixteen hand-selected flowers for filtered light, woodland edges, and sites receiving roughly one to four hours of direct sun.

No Rain, No Cry™

Eight flowers chosen for a meadow that can handle drier conditions after establishment.

All Cattle, No Hat™

Eight meadow flowers selected for a premium ranch-focused planting.

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I’ll Miss You, Deer™

Fifteen annual and perennial flowers selected for a colorful meadow that deer generally find less appealing than many common garden plants.

Bloom with a View™

A mountain-ready mix for colorful high-elevation gardens.

Peek-a-Bloom™

Eleven approachable flowers chosen to make sowing, watching, and discovering a garden especially engaging for kids and first-time gardeners.

Collection 07

Apothecary Garden

Herbal, fragrant, and edible-flower collections with a garden-to-home point of view.

Ancient Blooms Apothecary™

Six classic garden flowers assembled in a warm, old-world botanical blend.

Bloom Appétit™

Twelve edible flowers and herbs for a colorful garden with culinary variety.

Eau de Bloom™

Sixteen flowers selected for a garden rich in fragrance, color, and changing bloom times.

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Annuals & Biennials

Midnight Moth Garden™

Three flowers. One approximately 125 sq ft garden that gets more interesting as daylight fades.

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5-Packet Seed Collection

Gin & Chartreuse™

A cocktail-hour botanical collection starring green Envy Zinnias, with four aromatic supporting plants.

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Collection 08

Annual & Decorative Mixes

Fast annual color, cut flowers, and ornamental garden collections.

Beige Mom™ & ROY G. BLOOM™: choose your format.

Blended mix: seeds combined in one bag, sold by weight. 7-packet collection: seven varieties packed separately for individual planting. Each format has its own listing. Check each listing for its varieties and sizes.

A Feast of Flowers™

Seventeen annual wildflowers selected for fast, abundant first-season color.

Peek-a-Bloom™

Eleven approachable flowers chosen to make sowing, watching, and discovering a garden especially engaging for kids and first-time gardeners.

Annual cutting mix

Bloom to Bouquet™

A sunny cutting-garden mix designed for homegrown bouquets with focal blooms, fillers, and airy movement.

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Blended Seed Mix

Beige Mom™ — Blended Mix

The neutral palette, blended in one bag. Choose your bag size and sow the varieties together.

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Beige Mom™ — 7-Packet Collection

Seven separately labeled seed packets. Choose where to plant each variety.

ROY G. BLOOM™ — 7-Packet Collection

Seven separately labeled seed packets. Choose where to plant each variety.

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Collection 09

Color Wheel Mixes

Palette-driven mixes organized around color rather than geography or plant function.

Beige Mom™ & ROY G. BLOOM™: choose your format.

Serenity Now™

A calm blue-and-white mix for a softer, cooler meadow effect.

Sun of a Bloom™

A bright yellow-and-white mix with an upbeat, sunny color story.

Blended Seed Mix

Beige Mom™ — Blended Mix

The neutral palette, blended in one bag. Choose your bag size and sow the varieties together.

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Beige Mom™ — 7-Packet Collection

Seven separately labeled seed packets. Choose where to plant each variety.

Blended Seed Mix

ROY G. BLOOM™ — Blended Mix

A rainbow-inspired blend in one bag. Choose your bag size and sow the varieties together.

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ROY G. BLOOM™ — 7-Packet Collection

Seven separately labeled seed packets. Choose where to plant each variety.

Collection 10

Individual Seeds

Single-species seed for drifts, custom combinations, and gardeners who want full control.

Annual Candytuft

Small flowers, generous color. Annual Candytuft gathers white, pink, and purple blooms into rounded clusters above a low mound of foliage. Scatter it through sunny borders or plant a drift beside a path where its delicate flowers are easy to enjoy.

Baby Blue Eyes

Soft blue annual flowers for cool-season color and naturalistic garden edges.

Black-Eyed Susan

Bright yellow native blooms for bold drifts, meadow accents, and pollinator activity.

Blanketflower

Warm red-and-yellow perennial flowers for sunny naturalized plantings.

Blue Flax

Airy blue perennial flowers for sunny, well-drained plantings.

Tender perennial; grown as an annual in cold climates

Blue Sage

Blue Sage sends slender blue flower spikes above branching foliage, adding a different shape among rounded zinnias and airy cornflowers. Salvia farinacea is native to Texas and New Mexico and grows as a tender perennial, often treated as an annual where winters are cold.

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Bunny Tail Grass

A study in softness. Bunny Tail Grass adds small, fluffy oval seed heads that shift from pale green to warm cream above fine grassy foliage. Grow it for movement along a sunny border, in containers, or for the kind of simple dried arrangement that makes a room feel finished. This annual ornamental grass is all about texture, in the garden and in the vase.

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Calendula ‘Fiesta Gitana’

Warm calendula color for sunny beds, cutting gardens, and pollinator plantings.

California Giants Zinnia

Classic tall zinnias selected for bold color and cutting gardens.

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California Poppy

Golden-orange color for sunny, well-drained sites; often a short-lived perennial in mild climates and grown as an annual elsewhere.

Canary Bird Zinnia

Canary Bird brings clear yellow, generously layered flowers to the cutting garden. Its bright blooms hold their own in summer beds, add light to mixed borders, and bring a sunny focal point to freshly cut bouquets.

Cherry Queen Zinnia

Cherry Queen brings generous scarlet-red blooms to sunny cutting beds and bold drifts. Its broad, layered petals give bouquets a strong focal flower, while the branching plants keep the garden colorful through the warm season.

Chinese Houses

Chinese Houses brings a little architecture to the flower bed: purple-and-white flowers sit in tiers along slender stems. This California native annual is especially appealing in cool-season plantings and lightly shaded garden edges.

Common Columbine

Graceful perennial columbine with nodding, spurred blooms in a range of colors.

Biennial

Common Evening Primrose

A garden for the evening shift. Common Evening Primrose sends up tall stems of four-petaled yellow flowers that open late in the day. Give this native biennial room at the back of a border or in an informal meadow.

Common Hyssop

Common Hyssop adds a clear blue-violet note to the herb garden: narrow aromatic leaves, upright flower stems, and a compact, woody-based shape that holds its place in a sunny border. Bees and other pollinators visit the flowers. Use it along a path, among Mediterranean-style herbs, or as an aromatic accent in a custom planting. This is true common hyssop, Hyssopus officinalis, the species selected for Gin & Chartreuse; anise hyssop is a different plant.

Coriander / Cilantro

Grow the herb you reach for fresh and the spice you wait for. Coriander / Cilantro brings bright green leaves to a kitchen garden, then fine foliage and airy white flowers as the plant matures. The leaves are cilantro; the mature dry seed is coriander. Let a few plants flower for visiting beneficial insects, or sow small batches for a succession of fresh leaves. A natural fit for herb beds, botanical borders, and the Gin & Chartreuse garden palette.

Crown Tickseed

A warm yellow-and-burgundy annual Coreopsis with fine foliage and long-blooming garden color.

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Cut and Come Again Zinnia

A vigorous cutting zinnia selected for repeated harvests and abundant color.

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Dense Blazing Star

Tall purple native flower spikes for pollinators, borders, and cut-flower texture.

Dwarf White Rose Mallow

Dwarf White Rose Mallow brings the romance at a more manageable scale: broad, satiny white flowers on bushy annual plants that fit into borders, mixed beds, and generous containers. Use the soft white blooms as a quiet focal point or to brighten a sunny cottage-style planting. This is annual Lavatera, with a compact habit and a first-season flower display.

Envy Zinnia

Distinctive green zinnia blooms for cutting gardens and color-focused plantings.

Fennel

Fennel brings height without heaviness: a cloud of fine green fronds beneath warm yellow flower umbels. This is common green herb fennel, grown for its foliage, flowers, and eventual aromatic seed. Give it room at the back of an herb bed or sunny border, where its airy structure can rise above lower flowers. Fennel also serves as a host plant for swallowtail butterflies. A textural botanical for the Gin & Chartreuse palette, with a character all its own.

Fivespot

White annual flowers marked with five unmistakable violet-purple spots.

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Tender Annual

Flowering Tobacco ‘Sensation Mixed’

Flowering Tobacco ‘Sensation Mixed’ adds fragrant, long-tubed flowers in white, pink, carmine, and purple. Plant it near a seating area or along a garden path to enjoy the scent, especially toward evening.

Biennial / short-lived perennial

Foxglove Excelsior Mix

Freckled bell-shaped flowers on tall spires for a romantic woodland-edge or cottage border. Foxglove Excelsior Mix makes a garden feel generous, soft, and a little bit storied.

Globe Gilia

Lavender-blue globe-shaped clusters for sunny wildflower plantings.

Biennial / short-lived perennial

Hollyhock Single Mixed

Tall flower spires and old-fashioned color for a true cottage-garden backdrop. Hollyhock Single Mixed belongs at the rear of a border, along a fence, or anywhere a garden needs vertical drama and a little history.

Short-lived perennial

Johnny Jump-Up ‘Helen Mount’

Cheerful purple, yellow, and cream faces for a playful cottage-garden layer. Johnny Jump-Up ‘Helen Mount’ rewards close looking and makes paths, containers, and border fronts feel more personal.

Lanceleaf Coreopsis

Cheerful golden native flowers with a long bloom season and strong pollinator value.

Lemon Basil

Lemon Basil brings a fresh citrus scent to a familiar garden favorite. Its green leaves make a lively addition to an herb bed, sunny container, or botanical border; small pale flowers appear if stems are allowed to bloom. Grow it for fresh foliage and fragrance, and let a few plants flower for visiting bees. This is the lemon basil ordered for Gin & Chartreuse, a tender annual that pairs a sunny garden mood with practical kitchen-garden appeal.

Lewis Flax

A premium western-native flax with clear blue flowers for dry, sunny sites.

Love-in-a-Mist

Love-in-a-Mist combines ferny foliage, airy blue blooms, and ornamental papery seed pods.

Love-Lies-Bleeding

Long, velvety burgundy tassels bring height, movement, and unmistakable drama to sunny gardens.

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Mexican Sunflower

Mexican Sunflower brings deep orange flowers and substantial height to the summer garden. Its branching stems suit the back of a sunny border, and the open flowers offer a landing place for butterflies and bees.

Native Selfheal

Native Selfheal makes a low layer of green leaves and short violet flower spikes. Use this North American subspecies along informal paths, beneath taller flowers, or in a diverse meadow where a spreading perennial fits the plan.

Northern Lights Spurred Snapdragon

A cloud of miniature snapdragon-like flowers in pink, yellow, red, purple, and violet. ‘Northern Lights’ has fine stems and pointed flower spurs that give mixed borders and informal cutting patches an airy texture.

Orange King Zinnia

Orange King fills sunny beds with full orange flowers on upright, branching plants. Pair its warm color with blue cornflowers, green Envy, or deep Purple Prince, and cut stems regularly for bright arrangements.

Oxeye Sunflower

Golden daisy-like blooms provide long-season color and sturdy perennial structure.

Polar Bear Zinnia

White can hold its own. Polar Bear Zinnia brings full, creamy-white flowers to sunny beds, bold drifts, and bouquets that need a little breathing room. Let the large blooms take center stage, or use them to make the colors around them look even richer. This warm-season annual is a generous cutting-garden flower: plant in warm soil, give each plant room, and keep picking for more blooms.

Prairie Coneflower

Drooping yellow petals and tall central cones bring prairie character to sunny plantings.

Purity White Cosmos

Purity White Cosmos gives the garden room to breathe. Pure white petals, golden centers, fine foliage, and long stems create a loose, light-filled planting that moves with the breeze. Grow it along a sunny border, through a meadow-style patch, or in a cutting garden for easy, airy bouquets. Lean soil and regular picking suit this generous annual beautifully.

Purple Coneflower

A recognizable perennial native with prominent purple flowers and lasting garden structure.

Purple Prairie Clover

Native purple flower spikes for prairie-style plantings and pollinator habitat.

Purple Prince Zinnia

Purple Prince adds rich purple flowers and upright structure to sunny borders and cutting beds. Grow it in a broad drift, use it beside the warmer zinnia colors, or cut a few stems for bouquets with depth and contrast.

Rocket Larkspur ‘Imperial Mix’ / Delphinium

Elegant blue, violet, pink, and white flower spires for vertical cottage-garden drama. Rocket Larkspur ‘Imperial Mix’ gives a garden height and movement without feeling formal.

Rocket White Larkspur

Give the white garden a little lift. Rocket White Larkspur sends elegant white flower spires above finely divided foliage, adding the vertical rhythm that makes a border feel layered. Grow it beside lower flowers, along a cottage-garden path, or for graceful stems to use fresh or dried. This is a cool-season annual, so plan the sowing around cool soil and a gentle start.

Rocky Mountain Penstemon

Blue-violet spires for sunny, well-drained ground. Rocky Mountain Penstemon brings upright clusters of tubular flowers to western meadows, rock gardens, and naturalistic borders. This native perennial welcomes visiting bees and handles dry conditions once established. Give it good drainage and time to develop: the fuller flowering display usually begins in its second season.

Scarlet Flax

Vivid scarlet annual color for beds, borders, and meadow accents.

Sensation Cosmos

Airy, colorful cosmos for sunny gardens and informal bouquets.

Shasta Daisy ‘Alaska’

Classic white perennial daisies for sunny borders, cottage gardens, and meadow edges.

Smooth Penstemon

Smooth Penstemon, also called Foxglove Beardtongue, raises branching spires of white tubular flowers above green foliage. This native perennial adds an early-season vertical accent to meadow plantings and sunny or lightly shaded borders.

Sweet Mignonette

Sweet Mignonette earns its place with fragrance. Its small, understated flower clusters carry a rich scent, making it a good companion for paths, window boxes, containers, and places where you sit close to the garden.

Biennial / Short-Lived Perennial

Sweet William Pinks

Dense clusters of pink, red, purple, and white flowers give Sweet William its cottage-garden character. The lightly fragrant blooms make a colorful border planting and useful stems for small bouquets.

Hardy annual

Tall Blue Cornflower

Tall Blue Cornflower brings finely fringed blue flowers and an airy habit to sunny beds, informal borders, and cut arrangements. Also known as Bachelor’s Button, this cool-season annual pairs naturally with bold zinnias and lighter meadow flowers.

Annual / Tender Perennial

Tall White Cornflower

White Bachelor’s Buttons bring the detail. Tall White Cornflower pairs delicately fringed white flowers with slender stems for a cottage-garden look that feels light, informal, and beautifully collected. Tuck it through a sunny border, grow a white-flowered drift, or cut stems for fresh and dried arrangements. The flowers also welcome visiting bees.

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Tall White Sweet Alyssum

Tall White Sweet Alyssum softens garden edges with branching stems of tiny, sweetly fragrant white flowers. This taller form blends through mixed plantings and offers accessible flowers for small beneficial insects.

Texas Bluebonnet

A little Texas. A lot of blue. Texas Bluebonnet turns a sunny patch into the kind of spring scene people pull over to photograph: cobalt-blue flower spikes, bright white tips, and a low green carpet that lets the color do the talking. Grow a drift beside a path, give a sunny border a distinctly Texas opening act, or plant a meadow-style patch worth coming home to. This is Lupinus texensis, a Texas native winter annual. Sow in fall where conditions suit, give it sun and good drainage, and let spring make its entrance.

White Yarrow

Flat clusters of white flowers rise above finely divided, aromatic foliage. White Yarrow brings a durable perennial layer to sunny, well-drained plantings and offers small, open flowers for visiting insects.

Wild Bergamot

Wild Bergamot pairs shaggy lavender flowers with aromatic, mint-scented foliage. Also called wild bee balm, this native perennial brings height and summer color to borders, meadows, and pollinator gardens.

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Wild Perennial Lupine

Native blue-violet lupine for sunny, well-drained native plantings.