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Pop's Hummingbird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix

Pop's Hummingbird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix

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Create your own Perfect Little Sanctuary at home with Pop's Birding. Pop's Hummingbird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed mix is specially designed to attract Pollinators to your yard. 

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Create your own Perfect Little Sanctuary at home with Pop's Birding. Pop's Hummingbird & Butterfly Wildflower Seed mix is specially designed to attract Pollinators to your yard.  

Directions: One packet will cover approximately 10 sq. ft. of space. Prepare a bed of loose soil and sprinkle seeds in prepared area. Cover losely. Keep moist until the plants are about 6" tall. It really is that easy!

Includes 12 seed varieties specially designed to attract pollinators:

  • Siberian Wallflower Cheiranthus allionii
  • Painted Daisy Chrysanthemum carinatum
  • Lance Leaved Coreopsis Coreopsis lanceolata 
  • Purple Coneflower Echinacea purpurea 
  • Indian Blanket Gaillardia pulchella
  • Tall Mixed Centaurea Centaurea cyanus, tall mixed 
  • Palmer Penstemon Penstemon palmeri
  • Clarkia Clarkia unguiculata
  • Perennial Lupine Lupinus perennis
  • Tall White Sweet Alyssum Lobularia maritima, tall white 
  • Black-Eyed Susan 
  • White Yarrow Achillea millefolium, white

Pop's seed blend offers a variety of flowering types at various heights, colors and shapes designed to delight a wide range of hummingbirds, butterflies and pollinators throughout the US Bloom Time Spring, Summer and  Fall Bloom Frequency Mix between Perennial and Annuals Mature Height Various sizes ranging from 10" - 40" tall Flower Colors Orange, Red, Yellow, Purple, Pink, White Sunlight Half Sun / Half Shade to Full Sun US Zones 1-10 Features Non GMO, Made in USA.

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