Collection: All Flower Seeds

Fill beds, borders, cutting gardens, and pollinator patches with flowers grown from seed. This collection ranges from familiar garden favorites to distinctive heirlooms and meadow-style mixes, giving you options for vibrant color, graceful form, fragrance, bouquets, and habitat. Starting flowers from seed makes it possible to grow generous drifts, experiment with new varieties, and enjoy the full story of a plant from its first leaves to its final seed heads.

Choose flowers for your light, climate, bloom season, and garden purpose. Some varieties prefer direct sowing, while others benefit from an indoor start. Annuals can deliver abundant color in their first season; perennials establish for future years; mixes create an informal tapestry across larger areas. Stagger sowings of suitable varieties to extend the show, and leave some spent blooms standing when you want seed for birds or natural reseeding.

Popular flower seeds

• Flashback Butterfly Calendula brings warm, painterly color and an easy cottage-garden feeling.
• Organic Purple Coneflower offers bold perennial blooms that are attractive in pollinator plantings.
• Save the Bees Wildflower Mix combines flowering species for a lively, bee-friendly display.
• Organic Dwarf Jewel Blend Nasturtium adds rounded foliage and bright, edible flowers to beds and containers.

For the strongest display, prepare a weed-free seedbed, follow variety-specific sowing depth and timing, and keep the surface evenly moist through germination. Then watch the planting change in color and character as the season unfolds.

Explore flower seeds by purpose

• Fall-Sown Flower Seeds for varieties suited to autumn planting.
• California Native Flower Seeds for regionally distinctive wildflower choices.
• Pollinator Flower Seeds for colorful plantings that attract beneficial insects.