Burpee Wildflowers Hummingbird & Butterfly Mix

I loosened the soil up against my fence, got rid of the grass and weeds, then sprinkled this in! I gently raked the seeds in. I spread these a bit late in the year (2025) but they took off! I was so pleasantly surprised! Tons of huge butterflies visited that I never see! I'll be doing this each year, and just let them go to seed and collect the heads to dry. I didn't have to water much either, except through a few drought weeks.

I’ve gotten these for 3 years and they are the best! I seem to get a lot of zinnias from it. I also get many cosmos, sunflower, Mexican sunflower. I planted it at the same time as a mammoth sunflower seed packet and the sunflowers in this mix are many times larger than the ones in the sunflower packet I got elsewhere. It works really well for attracting butterflies!

Seems to be very few seeds. Mostly peat moss. I'm mildly concerned I've been had.

20% crimson clover? 1/5th of this bag is a NON-native CLOVER? It is Native to Europe and SW Asia Minor. Another 16% is annual baby's breath, another Non-Native which comes from the Caucasus. 11% cornflower, another non-native European import. 10% calendula, which is native to Eurasia. 7% nasturtium which is native to South America. So less than 5% of this bag has any native wildflowers at all. This is not a great attraction for butterlies and hummingbirds in the United States. I grew this mixture along with actual native wildflowers (anise hyssop, new england aster, boneset, joe pye weed, bee balm, and blue mistflower) and guess where the pollinators were? It wasn't on the flowers from this bag. Bag grew fine, but title is misleading. This does not attract butterflies and hummingbirds.