Perennial Flower Seeds for Planting | 5 Variety Pack

Plant a Perennial Garden With Five Classic Flowers

Create a colorful perennial garden with five distinctive flower varieties selected for garden beds, borders, cottage gardens, cut flower areas, and pollinator spaces.

The Gardeners Basics Perennial Flower Seeds collection includes Russell strain lupine, blue columbine, purple coneflower echinacea, Black Eyed Susan, and Alaska Shasta daisy. Each variety comes in its own labeled paper seed packet, so you can plant every flower according to its individual growing requirements.

Unlike a mixed wildflower seed packet, these varieties remain separated. You decide where each flower belongs and can follow the correct planting depth, spacing, sunlight, and seasonal guidance for every variety.

What Is Included

• Five individually labeled perennial flower seed packets

• Five reusable plant markers

• Planting and growing instructions on every packet

• Heirloom, non-GMO flower seeds

• Five different flower colors, shapes, and growing habits

• Flower seeds for planting, not live plants

Five Included Perennial Flower Varieties

1. Russell Strain Mix Lupine, 1 g: Tall flower spikes in a colorful mixture of pink, purple, blue, white, and other shades. Lupines add height and structure to perennial borders and cottage gardens.

2. Blue Columbine, 300 mg: Graceful blue and white flowers with a distinctive shape. Columbine can add delicate color to garden beds and areas with suitable sun or partial shade.

3. Purple Coneflower Echinacea, 800 mg: Pink-purple petals surrounding a raised central cone. This familiar perennial is a popular choice for flower gardens and pollinator spaces.

4. Black Eyed Susan, 500 mg: Golden yellow petals with dark brown centers create cheerful summer color in beds, borders, and naturalized garden areas.

5. Alaska Shasta Daisy, 500 mg: Classic white petals surrounding bright yellow centers. Shasta daisies work beautifully in perennial borders, cottage gardens, and cut flower arrangements.

Packet weights describe the amount included in each packet. Seed counts can vary because flower seeds differ significantly in size.

Create a Colorful Pollinator Garden

The assortment provides different flower forms, colors, and heights for creating a layered perennial garden. When successfully grown and blooming, these flowers can help provide nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, and other visiting garden pollinators.

Plant them together in a dedicated perennial bed or use them throughout borders, cottage gardens, and other outdoor spaces.

Planting and Growing Guidance

Follow the directions printed on each packet. Planting time, sowing depth, spacing, sunlight, moisture, germination, and mature size vary among lupine, columbine, coneflower, Black Eyed Susan, and Shasta daisy.

Some perennial flower seeds may benefit from fall planting, winter sowing, or cold stratification. Use these methods only when appropriate for the specific variety and your local growing conditions.

Perennial performance depends on the flower variety, hardiness zone, climate, soil, weather, location, and care. Some varieties may concentrate on root and leaf growth during their first season before producing flowers.

Important Product Information

These are flower seeds, not live plants. The five varieties are packaged separately and are not combined into one bulk wildflower mixture.

Store unused seed packets in a cool, dark, dry location. Seeds are intended for ornamental gardening and are not intended for consumption.