Eden BrothersTennessee Wildflower Mixed Seeds for Planting, 1/4 lb, 120,000+ Seeds with Cosmos, Black Eyed Susan | Attracts Pollinators, Plant in Spring or Fall, Zones

I didn't have a lot of faith in planting these because my soil isn't that great, but these grew beautifully. I love how tall and colorful they are, and my butterflies and hummingbirds love them!

I was shocked at how many wildflowers grew!

These seeds took a few weeks to really bloom, but they turned out to be beautiful. We have so many butterflies! Worth the money!

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I am trying to create a more natural Michigan backyard. I wanted lots of native wildflowers, with the hope they will keep coming and over time attract lots of bees and butterflies.I was disappointed to only see only cosmos flowers blooming. A couple others, but those were annuals also. Where are the perennials??

I ordered this to add to my wildflower field planed last year. None of the perennials came back and 99% of what bloomed was yellow coreopsis.

I live in Texas and "planted" these in March. By planting I mean I scattered handfuls in different patches of my property. So many took root! But the best part was how these seeds keep on blooming. First I had yellow blooms. A month later something else was blooming. A few weeks later I got some gorgeous tall wildflowers. So fun and unexpected! Ordering 2 packages for Prime Day and will see what happens when I plant them for 2025!

I bought the Indiana mix. In late May I planted them in a bare patch in my yard that didn't need more grass. They germinated in a couple of days. It's early July and four different species have produced flowers. It's nice color and looks better than more grass. They do need sun though; the shadier part of the patch has stunted plants.