Celebrate California’s distinctive landscapes with flower seeds selected for native color, habitat value, and regional character. Native wildflowers can bring a sense of place to home gardens, meadow plantings, slopes, and open areas while offering food and shelter for locally adapted insects and wildlife. From compact mixes to sweeping blue-and-gold displays, these seeds make it possible to create a garden that feels connected to California’s seasons.
Success begins with site preparation and timing. Remove competing weeds, create good seed-to-soil contact, and select a mix appropriate for your region, rainfall, light, and planting scale. Many California native wildflowers are well suited to fall sowing before winter rains, though local conditions and product directions should guide the final schedule.
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