Pollinator Patch
Everyone would love to have a garden, but a lot folks have a hard time getting started. We plant seeds that are difficult to germinate or don’t even bloom this year. This can be very disappointing. Trust me I have been there. Then over the years of trail and error, I have saved the seeds of some of the easiest flowers I have ever grown. They can be started indoors or directly sow in to the ground. They start blooming in the early summer and go until the first frost. They require no extra fertilizer and not a lot of water.They also give an abundance of cut flowers, really the more you cut the more they bloom. The goal of these patches is to attract bees, butterflies, and birds. Giving them food and shelter.
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2024 Blend
French Double Dwarf Marigolds
French Double Dwarf Marigolds
French Double Dwarf Marigolds
Grow in a 24” globe structure. The flowers bloom yellow with reds patches that blend and turn orange over time. Deer and rabbit resistant. Remove dead flowers to prolong flowering.
Red Amaranth
French Double Dwarf Marigolds
French Double Dwarf Marigolds
A versatile flower grows 6’ tall or can be topped to have multiple branching good for cut flowers. The flower is a feathery, tentacle like form, with a dark red that matches the stems. Blooms summer to frost
Morning Glory
French Double Dwarf Marigolds
California Giant Zinnias
A vine that spreads about 6-8’, with endless purple flowers. It can be trained or left to roam the ground. Vines put flowers in places you don’t expect. Blooms from summer to frost.
California Giant Zinnias
California Giant Zinnias
California Giant Zinnias
A blend of colors and forms with heights ranging from 36” to 48” tall. Tons of cut flowers with 3-4” blooms. Loved by bees and butterflies. Spread 24” for a specimen garden or plant as close as every 6” to produce a “hedge” of flowers.
Dia De Los Marigolds
California Giant Zinnias
Sun-gold Dwarf Sunflower
A bright orange flower on a long stemmed plant. Ideal cut flowers for fall celebrations. Grows 24-30” tall and spreads 16”.
Sun-gold Dwarf Sunflower
California Giant Zinnias
Sun-gold Dwarf Sunflower
Multiple branches on a 48” main stem. Usually the first to bloom and the first to finish in fall. Birds love the seeds. An excellent back drop to any garden .