Nevada Wildflower Seed Mix, Covers 325 Sq Ft, 14 Flower Varieties, Over 30,000 Seeds - Created By Nature

Lots of seeds.

Turned my front yard into a pollinator yard very easily with a combo of these and clover. Live in 7a with horrible soil and they are flourishing.

Field wildflower planting. No idea how it will work. No instructions included (promised but missing). Next May/June I may have more to say after my best guess planting tomorrow

I don't live in Nevada, but checking on the list of included species these are all things that are regularly grown in my area. I have two beds in the back of my house that I toss random seeds in each year, so this is a fun addition. And there are quite a lot of seeds in this little bag., I'll have enough to fill the beds for another year or two.Lots of germination going on. Though I don't know what is what yet-still too small. I did not follow proper planting directions and instead just threw some handfuls on top of the soil and called it a day. I think I may have watered once? So that should tell you something about how well they grow!

I order these seeks every season, so lovely.

I know these say, "Nevada Mix", but many of these flowers grow in the panhandle of Texas, so I thought I would give them a try. After several weeks I have not seen one plant? The packet had lots of seeds, but I did not have success with mine. Sorry.

I recently purchased the Nevada Wildflower Seed Mix, and I am absolutely thrilled with the results. The mix contains a variety of native wildflower seeds that are perfectly suited to Nevada's climate and soil conditions. The seeds germinated quickly and sprouted into a beautiful array of colorful blooms that have transformed my garden into a vibrant oasis.One of the things I love most about this seed mix is its diversity. It includes a wide range of wildflowers, from delicate desert marigolds to striking desert lupines, creating a visually stunning tapestry of colors and textures. The mix attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies, adding even more life and activity to my garden.Furthermore, the seeds are easy to sow and require minimal maintenance once planted. I simply scattered them over the soil, watered them regularly, and watched as they flourished into a thriving garden of native flora. The blooms last throughout the season, providing continuous beauty and enjoyment.In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the Nevada Wildflower Seed Mix also has environmental benefits. Native wildflowers require less water and maintenance than non-native plants, making them a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for landscaping. They also help to support local ecosystems and promote biodiversity.Overall, I couldn't be happier with the Nevada Wildflower Seed Mix. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of beauty, ease of cultivation, and environmental impact. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their garden with native wildflowers.

I figured I would give these seeds a shot even though we are nowhere near Nevada. I looked a the seed composition and most off them do quite well here as summer annuals in the Northeast. I planted them rather concentratedly in a small be I have near the front of the house. It gets a pretty decent amount of sun. The only worry I have is the deer raiding it, but so far, I've been able to keep them at bay. A very large number of the seeds have sprouted and some of the plants are going on 3" tall already. I planted a bit late so we'll see how they fare though the summer. It's definitely a good sign when such a large number of seeds sprout and grow into seedlings so fast. So much better than those "carpet" type seed sets you roll out in place. Nice!!!