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2.9 out of 5 stars. 18 reviews
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Earth Science Perennial All-in-One Wildflower Mix with Seed, Plant Food, Soil Conditioners and Water Right Crystals

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Item # 160955399

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Earth Science Perennial All-in-One Wildflower Mix with Seed, Plant Food, Soil Conditioners and Water Right Crystals

Earth Science Perennial All-in-One Wildflower Mix with Seed, Plant Food, Soil Conditioners and Water Right Crystals

Item # 160955399

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Earth Science Earth Science Perennial All-in-One Wildflower Mix with Seed, Plant Food, Soil Conditioners and Water Right Crystals
Earth Science Earth Science Perennial All-in-One Wildflower Mix with Seed, Plant Food, Soil Conditioners and Water Right Crystals

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Take some of the work out of planning your garden each year, with a brilliant mix of perennials that return year after year. We make it easy with this all-in-one formula that contains natural wildflower seed, mulch, plant food, and soil conditioners. Natural mulch & soil improvers creates the ideal soil conditions for growth. Our Perennial Mix is a carefully selected blend of a dozen popular perennial wildflowers, including Siberian Wallflower, Coreopsis, Sweet William, Columbine, Purple Coneflower, Black-Eyed Susan, and more.

Looking for more information on plants? Check out our guide on how to grow plants in the product documents section.

  • Grow beautiful wildflowers with this all-in-one formula that contains flower seeds, plant food, and soil conditioners
  • 2lb covers 200 sq. ft.
  • 100% perennial wildflower varieties ensure vibrant blooms for years to come!
  • Natural mulch & soil improvers create the ideal soil conditions for growth
  • GMO and neonicotinoid free

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1 - 10 of 21 Questions

Q: Can it be planted in the fall in michigan

a day ago
1 Answer
  • A: You can plant in fall, but you need to wait until it’s cold enough so the seeds won’t germinate (~ground temp 45 degrees). If you were to plant in the fall, I don’t recommend watering the seeds as that may cause the seeds to germinate.
    a day ago
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Q: How come my flower bed with these seeds are not blossoming any flowers. The entire bag I planted in raised flower beds just have greenery growing - no buds, no color no nothing - kinda looks like I just have weeds growing but actually they are flowers

a month ago
1 Answer
  • A: Some of the varieties within the Perennial Wildflower Mix take a little bit of time before they bloom. Please reference the "weeks to first bloom" section on our product page for this mix. https://www.earthsciencegrowing.com/products/wildflower-perennial-mix/#product-details
    a month ago
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Q: I have an empty lot / field next to me. Can i distribute the seeds in the lot ? Will these reseed yearly?

2 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: Yes, you can. Please keep in mind that our wildflower seeds grow best when the seeds have direct contact with the soil. All of the wildflowers within this mix are perennials, so they should grow back.
    2 months ago
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Q: Are these ok in full sun?..or are they shaded areas?

2 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: Yes, our Perennial Wildflower Mix can be grown in full sun. We recommend 6+ hours of direct sunlight for this mix.
    2 months ago
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Q: Is this mix deer resistant

4 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: Our Perennial Wildflower Mix is not deer resistant. I would recommend purchasing our Deer & Rabbit Resistant Wildflower Mix.
    4 months ago
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Q: When's the best time to plant these in New Hampshire?

10 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: We recommend planting in spring when the daytime air temperatures are consistently over 60 degrees.
    10 months ago
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Q: Can these be planted in the fall in North Texas zone 8b.

11 months ago
1 Answer
  • A: Hello, thank you for your question. Per the vendor, "Yes, the seeds can be planted in fall. However, it is important to wait until the temperatures are cold enough that it will not start to germinate this year but rather stay dormant until spring."
    11 months ago
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Q: When planting on slope, do we need any germinating blanket to avoid seeds from shifting?

a year ago
1 Answer
  • A: A germinating blanket should not be necessary. The product contains patented Nutri-Bond Technology that, when activated by moisture, works to hold the proudct in place.
    a year ago
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Q: Will these come back next year?

a year ago
1 Answer
  • A: Yes, the Perennial Wildflower Mix contains seed varieties that will come back next year.
    a year ago
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Q: Can you plant the seed directly over existing wild grass (overseed)?

a year ago
2 Answers
  • A: We recommend that the flower seed have good contact with soil. It is best to prepare the soil by removing unwanted plants and loosening the top layer of soil.
    a year ago
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2 years ago
I previously gave this one star called it dust and junk. I had planted a couple bags of this brand and one bag of another brand. So I can’t say for sure which finely started to grow (it took a long time) but I did end up with a nice pretty big patch of wild flowers. So to be fair I can’t give this product a one star. I plan on doing another area and I will purchase this product.
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Most Helpful Critical Review

Contains less Than 2% Seed

2 years ago
I can't believe they even sell this. Look on the back of the bag. Contains 1.83% pure seed and 98.12% fertilizer.
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Greene ny
Review 1

Roni

a month ago
This entire bag of flower seeds cost me 10.00 - I planted them 2nd weekend of may and they are only growing greene leafs of stuff. No buds no flowers no oretty color of anything . . Waste of time and money

No, I do not recommend this product.

Response from Manufacturer:
a month ago
Manufacturer
We are sorry to hear you were disappointed in our Perennial Wildflower Mix. We stand behind our products 100%. Please contact us at customerservice@earthsciencegrowing.com to discuss a refund. Sta-GreenExpert
Arkansas
Review 1

None of the plants came up

a month ago
I planted these in May and not one single plant has come up
SweepstakesYes

No, I do not recommend this product.

Response from Manufacturer:
a month ago
Manufacturer
We are sorry to hear you are unhappy with your purchase. We stand behind our products 100%. Please contact us at customerservice@earthsciencegrowing.com to discuss a refund. Sta-GreenExpert
Review 1

A big oof

3 months ago
Ox eye daisy seeds are an invasive noxious wildflower, don't use... Shasta daisy seeds are also problematic...

No, I do not recommend this product.

Response from Manufacturer:
3 months ago
Manufacturer
Earth Science wildflower mixes do not contain any species that are considered invasive or problematic in any state. While ox-eye daisy seeds are invasive, our mix contains ox-eye sunflower, which is a different seed and not considered invasive. Sta-GreenExpert
Reviews 3

Beautiful flowers

a year ago
Have not planted these flowers yet I will after May 15
SweepstakesYes