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Go native with this mix of 14 colorful, drought-tolerant annual and perennial native wildflowers. Once established, they require minimal water and attract a variety of pollinators. Perfect for adding splashes of color to sunny beds and borders, this mix is also ideal for groundcover on slopes, meadows, and uncultivated areas. Allow the flower heads to mature and go to seed for natural reseeding next season.

• 1/4 lb

• ~4,000 sq ft coverage

• No fillers

The most important host plant for Monarch Butterflies in California. Be prepared for the plant to be eaten by caterpillars but you will be rewarded by the presence of beautiful Monarch Butterflies. Deciduous in winter and will sometimes die back to the ground before reviving in the spring.

100+ seeds in each packet

One of the easiest Lupines to grow and a great low-maintenance addition to any garden. It will have gorgeous blooms for months, reseed, and return every year. Each plant can reach a height of 2-4 feet high.

100+ seeds in each packet

California’s famous state flower! This plant is tough, fast-growing, drought-adapted, self-seeding, and easy to grow in gardens. It is best grown as an annual, in full sun, but it will tolerate part shade. It prefers well-draining, sandy, often poor soils.

100+ seeds in each packet

The yellow pincushion is an attractive small annual with an exceptionally long bloom period of up to 8 months. Butterflies and moths are attracted to the cheery yellow blooms. This plant works well for low water bee gardens.

100+ seeds in each packet

The main host for the endangered Quino Checkerspot Butterfly. This butterfly was once abundant in southern California but human development has reduced its range by 75%.

100+ seeds in each packet

These beautiful blue-lavender flowers have the characteristic snapdragon shape.The plant produces a vine-like stem which sometimes clings to objects for support or sometimes stands on its own. Usually found in the chaparral and coastal sage scrub.

100+ seeds in each packet

An annual in the daisy family that has lovely little yellow flowers that bloom in the spring. It is native to Southern California and Baja California. They are found in open areas, on slopes and occasionally in meadows.

100+ seeds in each packet

Tiny, blue flowers are aggregated in several balls along the stems of this annual. Bloom time is usually March-July and it attracts pollinators. The seeds are edible and indigenous groups would eat the seeds as a grain or soak the seeds overnight. Prefers sandy, well drained soil but tolerates clay.

100+ seeds in each packet

A widespread California wildflower, occurring all along the coast, in the Coast Ranges, Central Valley and Sierra foothills. Has beautiful burgundy blooms in the spring through early summer. Great as cut flowers and butterfly gardens.

100+ seeds in each packet

Butterflies, bees, and other pollinators cannot get enough of these blooms! This annual has large pink flowers that bloom from April-July. As long as there is competition from other plants around the garden, it should never be overly weedy or invasive.

100+ seeds in each packet

This spectacular penstemon has stunning wide purple tube like flowers. A favorite among many pollinators, including hummingbirds. Occasional water lengthens bloom season but may shorten the plant's lifespan. Prune after blooms to promote new growth.

100+ seeds in each packet