What to Expect
Let the planting develop.
Seeds typically germinate in 7–21 days. Earlier annuals may begin flowering in 6–10 weeks, followed by fuller summer color and continued late-season bloom. Perennials can strengthen and return in later years.
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Geographic wildflower supermix
Arizona & New Mexico Supermix™
Twenty-five annual and perennial wildflowers selected for Arizona, New Mexico, desert valleys, and western gardens.
Arizona & New Mexico Supermix™ is a 25-flower answer to a landscape that can change dramatically with elevation, exposure, and rainfall. Annuals bring quick flashes of color while perennials build longer-term structure, creating a broad Western meadow with enough variety to feel at home from desert-edge gardens to cooler high-country sites.
Coverage4 oz covers up to 750 square feet; 8 oz covers up to 1,500 square feet; 1 lb covers up to 3,000 square feet
SunlightFull sun to partial sun
When to PlantSpring (March–May), early summer (June–July), or late fall (September–November), adjusted for local conditions.
What you’re planting
25 listed species
- Cornflower
- Siberian Wallflower
- Shasta Daisy
- Clarkia
- Chinese Houses
- Lance-leaved Coreopsis
- California Poppy
- Annual Baby’s Breath
- Scarlet Flax
- Blue Flax
- Sweet Alyssum
- Bigleaf Lupine
- Five-Spot
- Baby Blue Eyes
- Black-eyed Susan
- Globe Gilia
- Showy Goldeneye
- Blanketflower
- Indian Blanket
- Prairie Coneflower
- Lemon Mint
- Annual Candytuft
- Corn Poppy
- Rocky Mountain Penstemon
- Plains Coreopsis
How to Plant
Prepare, sow, and press.
Clear and expose the soil, broadcast seed evenly, press firmly for good seed-to-soil contact, and keep the surface moist through germination. Elevation, desert heat, seasonal rainfall, and frost timing should guide the exact planting window.
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