What to Expect
Let the planting develop.
Annuals can provide earlier color while perennial species build roots and return in later seasons.
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State-specific wildflower mix
Kentucky Wildflower Mix
A locally labeled meadow mix using our Midwest recipe for planting in Kentucky.
Bring a little more wildness to Kentucky with a meadow blend built from our Midwest regional recipe. The mix combines varied flower shapes, colors, and bloom timing for sunny ground shaped by cold winters, warm summers, and open meadow conditions—a practical choice for borders, open patches, and larger naturalized areas.
CoverageApproximately 125 square feet per ounce
SunlightFull sun is best
When to PlantPlant in spring, early summer, or late fall according to local weather.
What you’re planting
16 listed species
- Cornflower
- Purple Coneflower
- Shasta Daisy
- Indian Blanket
- Purple Giant Hyssop
- Lanceleaf Coreopsis
- Corn Poppy
- Annual Baby’s Breath
- Scarlet Flax
- Annual Candytuft
- Plains Coreopsis
- Purple Prairie Clover
- Mexican Hat
- Clasping Coneflower
- Black-eyed Susan
- New England Aster
How to Plant
Prepare, sow, and press.
Prepare exposed soil, broadcast evenly, press firmly, and keep moist through germination. Geography affects planting windows and establishment.
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