Item Number: SLL600
Peaceful Valley Regional Western Colorful Dryland Wildflower Mix (lb)
Create a Beautiful Meadow with this Mix
Description
Peaceful Valley Regional Western Colorful Dryland Wildflower Mix combines clovers, lupines, and California wildflowers for spring and summer color in dryland and lower-input plantings. The mix reaches approximately 12–36 inches and includes annual and perennial species suited to full-sun sites with low to moderate soil fertility.
- Contains: Crimson Clover, Hykon Rose Clover, Blue Lupine, Berseem or Persian Clover, California Poppy, and Yellow Lupine
- Bloom season: Spring and summer
- Plant height: Approximately 12–36 inches
- Seeding rate: ¼–½ lb per 1,000 sq ft or approximately 14 lb per acre
- Seed treatment: The clover components are Nitrocoated. Blue Lupine and Yellow Lupine are uncoated and are not supplied with lupine inoculant.
- Inoculant: The mix may be planted as supplied. A compatible lupine inoculant may improve lupine nodulation where the appropriate bacteria are not already present in the soil.
Plant in fall or early spring. In mild-winter areas, fall sowing can be timed after soils cool so seed remains dormant until favorable spring conditions. Spring plantings and dry sites may require irrigation through establishment. Prepare a weed-free seedbed, cover seed lightly, and maintain good seed-to-soil contact.
Made to order. Minimum order quantity is 50 pounds.
Note for certified organic growers: This is conventionally grown, non-GMO seed. The Nitrocoated clover components use an OMRI-listed coating containing powdered limestone, an approved binder, and compatible peat-based inoculant. The lupine components are not Nitrocoated.
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Shipping Information
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Shipping Weight: 1.1 lb
Dimensions: 8.0"L x 6.0"W x 2.0"H
Features
Features
- Attracts Bees/Butterflies
- Attracts Beneficial Insects
- Attracts Hummingbirds
- Easily Established
- Fixes Nitrogen
- Good for Naturalizing
- Lawn Alternative
- Nitrocoated
- Somewhat Drought Tolerant
Characteristics
Characteristics
Planting & Care
Planting & Care
Fall and spring are the best times to plant wildflowers. Fall-planted seeds generally do not need irrigation and should be planted late—even into winter—when the soil is 40°F or colder. The seeds will remain dormant until the soil warms in spring.
In areas without late-spring or summer rain, spring-planted wildflowers will need irrigation until they bloom and set seed during the first year. They can then naturalize to grow with winter rains in following years. Wildflowers grow best in full sun and low-fertility soil; existing stands of shorter grasses can help stabilize the soil.
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