10‑Variety Perennial Flower Seed Pack - Plant Once, Enjoy for Years

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Grow a vibrant, lasting flower garden with this powerhouse collection of hardy perennial seeds. Perfect for supporting pollinators and creating long-term colour and biodiversity. From classic cottage flowers to wildflower favourites, this mix delivers beauty year after year.

Includes:
Black-Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, Lupins, Milkweed, Shasta Daisy, Forget-Me-Not, Johnny Jump Ups, Phlox, Poppy, Coreopsis.

| βœ” Returns every year | βœ” Supports bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds | βœ” Container Friendly | βœ” Non-GMO and untreated | βœ”β€―Germination‑Guaranteed.|

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Detailed Product Contents:

🌼 Black-Eyed Susan (Gloriosa Daisy) (550–750 seeds per packet) – Golden yellow blooms with dark centres, long flowering and hardy.
🌸 Purple Coneflower (Purpurea) (45–65 seeds per packet) – Bold purple petals attracting pollinators and beneficial insects.
🌺 Lupins (Russell Mixture) (20–30 seeds per packet) – Tall colourful flower spikes creating dramatic early summer displays.
πŸ¦‹ Milkweed (Carmine-Rose) (110–160 seeds per packet) – Fragrant pink flowers essential for monarch butterflies and pollinators.
🌼 Shasta Daisy (Alaska Exhibition) (450–650 seeds per packet) – Large white daisies with classic form and strong stems.
πŸ’™ Forget-Me-Not (Myosotis Blue) (1,500–2,200 seeds per packet) – Delicate blue flowers ideal for borders and naturalized areas.
🌈 Johnny Jump Ups (Helen Mount Mix) (120–180 seeds per packet) – Cheerful multicolour blooms with compact spreading habit.
🌸 Phlox (Dwarf Twinkle Mix) (650–900 seeds per packet) – Low growing flowers producing bright clustered spring colour.
πŸ”΄ Oriental Poppy (Scarlet) (700–1,000 seeds per packet) – Striking scarlet blooms with dramatic crepe like petals.
β˜€οΈ Sunburst Coreopsis (800–1,100 seeds per packet) – Bright golden flowers with long blooming.

How to grow:

Start indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost. Select a full sun location with well-drained soil. Many varieties bloom in year two; others bloom the first year. For detailed planting and care tips, visit the Growing Instructions section of our website.