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.

I was a non-believer that the product would actually cover the amount of space advertised, so I clearly overplanted and the larger flowers took over the smaller ones (lesson for next year). The marigolds are a good 4 foot tall!

I tried these last year and had horrible results. I watered religiously but only saw some nasturtium and cosmos. Very disappointed.