Perennial Flower Seeds Collection, Five Classic Varieties for Fall Sowing and Spring Blooms
Perennial flower seeds collection featuring five classic varieties for fall sowing: Shasta Daisy, Echinacea, Black-eyed Susan, Columbine, and Mexican Hat. Fall sowing lets these seeds experience a natural cool-season stratification period before spring germination, helping create a varied garden display from late spring through fall.
Broadcast the seeds over prepared, weed-free soil and lightly scratch the surface to help them stay in place. The assortment is suited to full sun and well-draining loam, with upright plants reaching approximately 16–36 inches. Most flowers reach maturity in the second year and need additional water during establishment or extended heat.
Features
- Includes one packet each of Shasta Daisy, Echinacea, Black-eyed Susan, Columbine, and Mexican Hat
- Perennial hardiness zone 4–8
- Fall direct sowing supports natural cold stratification
- Spring germination typically occurs in 14–21 days
- Full-sun preference and well-draining loam preference
- Upright growth habit with approximate plant height of 16–36 inches
Specifications
- Product type: Flower Seeds
- Assortment: Five classic perennial flower seed varieties
- Included varieties: Shasta Daisy, Echinacea, Black-eyed Susan, Columbine, Mexican Hat
- Hardiness zone: 4–8
- Days to maturity: Second-year maturity
- Days to germination: 14–21 days in spring
- Seeding depth: Surface to 1/4 inch
- Plant spacing: Broadcast or 6–18 inches
- Row spacing: 18–24 inches
- Plant height: 16–36 inches
- Growth habit: Upright
- Soil preference: Well-draining loam
- Light preference: Full sun
- Direct sow: Yes
- Start indoors: No
- Variant: Default Title
Frequently Asked Questions
What flowers are included in this perennial seed assortment?
The assortment includes one packet each of Shasta Daisy, Echinacea, Black-eyed Susan, Columbine, and Mexican Hat.
Can these perennial flower seeds be sown in the fall?
Yes. They are described for fall direct sowing so the seeds can experience natural cold-season stratification before spring germination.
When should seedlings be expected to germinate?
Spring germination is typically listed as 14–21 days, while most flowers reach maturity in the second year.
What planting conditions do these seeds need?
Use full sun and well-draining loam, broadcast the seeds or space plants 6–18 inches apart, and lightly scratch the soil surface after sowing.