Peaceful Valley Regional Western Colorful Dryland Wildflower Mix - Nitrocoated Seed (lb)

• Bloom Season: Spring/Summer
• Height: 12-36"
• Quantities of Species Type Annual: 5 Perennial: 1 Biennial: 0 Native: 3 Imported: 3
• Contains: Crimson Clover, Hykon Rose Clover, Blue Lupine, Berseem or Persian Clover, California Poppy, Yellow Lupine
• Seeding Rate: 1/4-1/2 Lb/1000 sq ft or 14 Lbs/acre
• Clovers are nitrocoated with an OMRI-listed coating

Fall and Spring are the best times to plant wildflowers. Fall planted seeds do not need to be irrigated and should be planted late (even into the winter). This is so the soil is too cold for the seeds to germinate (40&F or less). The seeds will stay dormant in the soil until it warms up in the spring.

In areas that do not get late Spring or Summer rains, Spring-planted wildflowers will need to be irrigated until they bloom and set seed the first year, but they will naturalize to grow with winter rains in following years. Wildflowers grow best on sites with full sun, low nitrogen, low soil fertility and with existing stands of shorter grasses for soil stabilization.