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Every mix deserves a clear explanation.
See the species, coverage, planting notes, and realistic expectations before you buy—or return here after scanning the code on your bag.
Paper Street collections
Named mixes
Our best-selling meadow mix
All Perennial Wildflower Mix
Eighteen perennial wildflowers selected to build roots, return, and create a fuller display over time.
Explore This Mix →Pollinator wildflower mixBring On the Bees™
Nineteen flower species selected for a long season of forage, color, and pollinator activity.
Explore This Mix →Garden-scale pollinator mixBring On the Butterflies™
Sixteen wild and garden flowers selected for season-long color and pollinator activity.
Explore This Mix →Wildflowers for partial sun and partial shadeUnder the Tree™
Sixteen shade-tolerant flowers for filtered light, woodland edges, and planting beneath established trees.
Explore This Mix →Three familiar native flowersGrow Three Natives™
A simple trio combining early color, midseason structure, and a long bloom season.
Explore This Mix →Four native flowers in harmonyPlant Four Icons™
Four recognizable North American flowers selected for color, structure, and pollinator value.
Explore This Mix →Five native pollinator favoritesPower Five Pollinators™
Five native flowers combining a long bloom season, varied structure, and strong pollinator value.
Explore This Mix →Dormant and winter seedingSow 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.
Explore This Mix →Planned mixBloom to Bouquet™
A planned sunny cutting mix for colorful, repeatable homegrown bouquets.
Explore This Mix →Planned mixAll Annuals Mix
Seventeen annual wildflowers selected for fast, intense first-season color.
Explore This Mix →One flower at a time
Individual flower seeds
Individual native wildflower
Black-eyed Susan
Bright yellow native blooms for bold drifts, meadow accents, and pollinator activity.
Explore →Individual native wildflowerPurple Coneflower
A recognizable perennial native with prominent purple flowers and lasting garden structure.
Explore →Individual native wildflowerLanceleaf Coreopsis
Cheerful golden native flowers with a long bloom season and strong pollinator value.
Explore →Coming laterCalifornia Giants Zinnia
Large, colorful zinnia blooms planned for sunny cutting gardens.
Explore →Coming laterCut and Come Again Zinnia
A repeat-blooming zinnia planned for homegrown bouquets.
Explore →Coming laterSensation Cosmos
Airy, colorful cosmos planned for sunny gardens and informal bouquets.
Explore →The recipes behind the state labels
Regional mixes
Use these pages when you purchased a region-labeled bag. State-labeled bags link to their own pages below.
Regional wildflower mix
Midwest Wildflower Mix
A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Midwest planting area.
Explore →Regional wildflower mixNortheast Wildflower Mix
A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Northeast planting area.
Explore →Regional wildflower mixNorthwest Wildflower Mix
A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Northwest planting area.
Explore →Regional wildflower mixSoutheast Wildflower Mix
A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Southeast planting area.
Explore →Regional wildflower mixWestern Wildflower Mix
A broad meadow recipe selected for the supported Western planting area.
Explore →Choose by planting location
State-specific mixes
Each state-labeled mix uses the recipe for its supported region. Split states are listed by the part of the state where that recipe applies.