Outsidepride Blue Flax Seeds - 1 lb Perennial Flower Seeds for Planting, Self-Seeding, Drought-Tolerant w/Compact Growth, Ideal for Small Gardens, Meadows, Borders, or Mass Plantings

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Size:

1 lb.

1/4 lb.

5 lb.

5000 Seeds

Disponibilidad
En stock

Peso con empaque
0.53 kg

Devolución
No

Condición
Nuevo

Producto de
Amazon

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DAZZLING BLOOMS WITH LONG BLOOM PERIOD: Our flax flowers bloom in light blue adding vibrant color during spring and summer. Growing 12 - 24 inches tall, they create a stunning display in borders, meadows, and naturalized landscapes. Their delicate, swaying blooms add movement and texture to any outdoor space, making them a standout choice.
ADAPTS WELL TO VARIOUS CLIMATES (USDA ZONES 3 - 10): Suitable for a wide range of growing zones, our perennial plants thrive in cool and warm regions alike. They reseed naturally, ensuring continued growth with minimal effort. Their adaptability makes them a suitable option of flower seeds to plant outside, ideal for home gardens, naturalized landscapes, and large-scale plantings.
DROUGHT-TOLERANT FOR LOW-MAINTENANCE GARDENS: Our flax plants prefer full sun and withstand hot, dry weather once established. They require little watering, making them useful for xeriscape gardens, rock gardens, and water-wise landscapes while continuing to produce colorful, delicate blooms that add texture and vibrancy throughout the season.
ATTRACTS POLLINATORS & DEER-PROOF: Our flax flowers are bee, butterfly, and bird-friendly, supporting biodiversity while keeping deer away from grazing. Growing in well-drained soil, they provide seasonal beauty and help create a thriving pollinator garden filled with vibrant wildlife, making them a beneficial addition to mixed flower beds.
EASY TO PLANT & FAST TO GROW: Direct sow our flax wildflower seeds outdoors in early spring when temperatures reach 65 - 70°F. Lightly rake soil over seeds and keep moist until germination in 20 - 30 days. Space plants 12 - 18 inches apart for healthy growth, with sowing rates of 4 ounces per 1,000 sq. ft. or 9 - 17 pounds per acre, depending on variety and coverage needs.