Followed directions and planted in May. The blooms were gorgeous and lasted all summer.
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Bachelor buttons and black-eyed Susans create vibrance for the Mount Rushmore State
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24 Varieties
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While situated in the lower US Hardiness Zones, South Dakota prides itself in a collection of exceptional wildflowers. A journey through the Mount Rushmore State during the spring and summer seasons will unveil a plethora of captivating wildflowers for you to admire. Our South Dakota Wildflower Seed Mix comprises 24 varieties of both native and non-native, non-invasive wildflowers that thrive in this picturesque state. From bachelor buttons and black-eyed Susans to daisies and flax, a vibrant display of colors will grace your garden from spring through fall. With a composition of 70% annual and 30% perennial, anticipate a stunning burst of colors in the first year, followed by the perennial blooms that will grace your garden from the second year onwards.
70% Annual, 30% Perennial:
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| Amount | Recommended Coverage |
|---|---|
| 1 Ounce | 50-125 Sq. Ft |
| 1/4 Pound | Up to 300 Sq. Ft |
| 1 Pound | 1,000-2,000 sq f |
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
Followed directions and planted in May. The blooms were gorgeous and lasted all summer.
Nikki 5/5 Verified
This was great in my full-sun pasture last year. Loved the mix for SD! I planted the last week of May and had the first blooms halfway through June! A great variety that bloomed new flowers and varieties until fall. The deer stayed away from it, too!
Morgan 5/5 Verified
I planted the seeds in later May and had sprouts 2 days later! I kept the soil moist (3 waterings a day) for the first month and the flowers grew exponentially. I am now in the beginning of July and I am starting to see some flowering! I would highly recommend this product!
Madison 5/5