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Betty’s Borders Wildflower Mix

Description

Betty’s Borders is our most popular wildflower mix.  It works well in a wide range of elevations – 4,000′ to 8,000′ feet.  It is a combination of annuals and perennials to give you color the first year with the annuals and in subsequent years with the perennials.  It is a drought tolerant mix so it can perform without a great deal of supplemental water (although you get more blooms with additional water.)

  • Blanket Flower            Red & Yellow           Perennial
  • Lewis Flax                     Sky Blue                   Perennial
  • Purple Coneflower      Dusky Pink              Perennial
  • Red Mexican Hat        Red                            Perennial
  • Prairie Clover              Purple                       Perennial
  • Blackeyed Susan         Yellow                       Perennial
  • Aspen Daisy                 Lavender                  Perennial
  • Plains Coreopsis         Yellow & Red            Annual
  • Greenthread                Yellow                        Annual
  • Indian Blanket            Orange & Yellow      Annual
  • Scarlet Flax                  Scarlet                        Annual
  • Bachelor Button         Deep Blue                  Annual

Details

Type

Flower

Purpose

Aesthetics, Pollination, and Xeriscaping

Zone

5, 6, and 7

Height

12″ – 36″

Turf Types

NA

Sun/Shade Tolerance

NA

Cool/Warm

Cool

Min. Precipitation

12″ – 15″ Minimum

Native/Introduced

Native

Annual/Perrenial

Mixed

Planting Rate

.25#/1000 sq ft.

Cold Hardiness

Hardy

Flower Seeds

Aspen Daisy, Bachelor Button, Blackeyed Susan, Blanket Flower, Indian Blanket Flower, Greenthread, Lewis Flax, Plains Coreopsis, Purple Coneflower, Purple Prairie Clover, Red Mexican Hat, and Scarlet Flax

Legumes

NA

Grass Seeds

NA

Questions?

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