About Pioneer Wildflower Mix

Pioneer Wildflower Mix is a hardy, all-native mix containing species that adapt well to poor soils low in fertility and organic matter and in areas of low-to-moderate rainfall. The annuals along with a few of the perennials will give a vibrant first year show, with more perennials blooming the following years.

Sow in spring or late fall for best results. Keep soil moist during germination period (1-2 weeks) until plants have established a root system. Developing plants will require supplemental water if extra-dry conditions persist within a month after seedling emergence.

Wildflowers included: Aromatic Aster, Black Samson, Blackeyed Susan, Blanketflower, Blue Flax, Butterfly Milkweed, Clasping Coneflower*, Dotted Gayfeather, Fringed Sagewort, Hairy Golden Aster, Hoary Vervain, Leadplant, Lemon Mint*, Mexican Red Hat, Missouri Primrose, Pale Purple-Coneflower, Perennial Lupine, Pitcher Sage, Plains Coreopsis, Plains Sunflower*, Prairie Sage, Purple Prairieclover, Rocky Mtn. Bee Plant*, Shell Leaf Beardtongue, Showy Partridge Pea*, Stiff Goldenrod, Upright Coneflower, Western Yarrow, White Prairieclover

*Annuals