Sow True Seed Flower Seed Mix

Yes, cold stratification is essential for this mix. It mimics the natural winter cycle these native seeds require to break dormancy and germinate successfully.

Absolutely. While these seeds are excellent for larger meadows, they perform just as well in smaller garden beds. Just ensure your container or bed receives full sun throughout the day.

Because this blend contains both annuals and perennials, you can expect blooms in the first season from the annuals. The perennials will focus on root establishment during the first year and typically bloom in subsequent seasons.

You can sow in either fall or spring. Fall sowing is often preferred for native mixes as it naturally facilitates the required cold stratification period over the winter months.

Sow the seeds at a depth of approximately 0.635 cm (about 1/4 inch). Avoid burying them too deeply, as many wildflower seeds require exposure to light to germinate properly.

While the seeds themselves are hardy and require cold exposure to germinate, the resulting plants are frost-sensitive. Avoid planting until the danger of frost has passed and soil temperatures have warmed to between 55-75℉.