What to Expect
Let the planting develop.
Annuals can provide earlier color while perennial members establish for returning bloom.
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16-Species Southeast Wildflower Mix for Eastern Oklahoma
Oklahoma – Eastern Wildflower Mix
A diverse 16-species wildflower mix selected for eastern Oklahoma using our Southeast regional recipe. Annuals and perennials combine for extended color, pollinator activity, and a natural meadow look from spring into fall.
Eastern Oklahoma falls within the planting range of our Southeast wildflower recipe. This 16-species blend combines fast-color annuals with perennial wildflowers that can establish and return, creating a meadow with changing bloom, varied height and texture, and forage for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. Use this mix for sunny, well-drained plantings in eastern Oklahoma. For the drier central and western portions of the state, choose the separate Central & Western Oklahoma Wildflower Mix, which uses the custom Texas/Oklahoma regional recipe rather than the Southeast formula.
Coverage4 oz — up to 500 sq ft · 8 oz — up to 1,000 sq ft · 1 lb — up to 2,000 sq ft
SunlightFull sun preferred
When to PlantPlant in spring, early summer, or late fall according to local heat, rainfall, and frost patterns.
What you’re planting
16 listed species
- Sulphur Cosmos
- Purple Coneflower
- Gaura
- Indian Blanket
- Tree Mallow
- Lance-Leaved Coreopsis
- Scarlet Sage
- Annual Baby’s Breath
- Scarlet Flax
- Four O’Clocks
- Plains Coreopsis
- Perennial Lupine
- Lemon Mint
- Clasping Coneflower
- Black-Eyed Susan
- New England Aster
How to Plant
Prepare, sow, and press.
Prepare exposed soil, mix seed with a dry carrier for even broadcasting, press firmly without burying deeply, and keep evenly moist through germination.
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