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    • Wildflowers

    These are the original heirlooms, the flowers that grow wild along the roadside across our country.  A field of wildflowers is a thing of beauty.  Full of color, diverse in shapes and sizes, some live for a season while others reseed and yet others come back year after year.  These are the flowers the bees love, the flowers that attract butterflies and provide food for all the little bugs that are so important to our gardens.  Why not plant a plot to enjoy?  

    • Scarlet Flax
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      Scarlet Flax

      Originally from Algeria, it isn't a native wildflower, but an introduced one.  It has beautiful black edged, scarlet red flowers that bloom summer into fall.  Annual.     Minimum of 200 seeds per packet.

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    • Purple Phacelia
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      Purple Phacelia

      One of the more interesting flowers, Purple or Lacy Phacelia has light purple flowers that can look like little worms or puffs of flowers.  They attract beneficial insects and are one of my favorite companion flowers.  Annual.  12-24...

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    • Plains Coreopsis
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      Plains Coreopsis

      A beautiful wildflower, it has deep red centers on golden yellow flowers.  It flowers June through September.  It attracts beneficial insects.  Annual.  30-36 inches tall.   Minimum of 450 seeds per packet.

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    • Poppy, California Orange
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      Poppy, California Orange

      You can see these beautiful bright orange flowers growing along the side of the road all along the Pacific Coast.  As companion flowers, they attract thripes and hoverflies.  They are hardy in warmer climates, but can be grown as an annual in...

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    • Lance Leaf Coreopsis
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      Lance Leaf Coreopsis

      A member of the sunflower family, lance leaf coreopsis or tickseed, has beautiful small yellow flowers.  They almost look like yellow daisies.  They also attract beneficial insects.  18-36 inches tall.   Minimum of 100 seeds per...

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    • Clasping Coneflower
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      Clasping Coneflower

      Rudbeckia amplexicaulis.  An annual coneflower.  It looks like Black-eyed Susans or Mexican Red Hat, but it is in the clasping family, meaning the leaves slightly encircle the stem.  It has small yellow flowers with red centers that are...

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    • Chinese Forget-Me-Not
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      Chinese Forget-Me-Not

      Beautiful little blue flowers cover these low growing wildflowers.  A good companion plant, they attract bees and butterflies.  They liberally self-seed, giving you beautiful flowers year after year.     Minimum of 200 ...

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    • Blue Flax
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      Blue Flax

      Small, light blue flowers grow on green, spiny leaved plants.  It is a short lived perennial, flowering on the second year.  Each flower only lives for a day, but is replaced with another beautiful flower the next day.  A beautiful spring...

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    • Crimson Clover
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      Crimson Clover

      Crimson clover is a beautiful annual wildflower, cover crop, and companion plant.  Like other legumes, it helps bring nitrogen into the soil, fertilizing your soil as it grows.  It grows quickly and has beautiful scarlet red flowers.  It...

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    • Poppy, American Legion Poppy, American Legion
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      Poppy, American Legion

      The poppy grown in Normandy at the American WWII cemetaries, these beautiful red poppies are a sight to behold when planted in a mass planting.   30 inches tall.    Minimum of 100 seeds per packet.

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    • Four O'Clock
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      Four O'Clock

      Also known as Marvel of Peru, these are wonderful little flowers that were thought to have been exported from the Andes in 1540.  They open up in the late afternoon and have a wonderful fragrance.  The flowers are unique in that several colors...

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