Wildflower World Annual Catalogue 2016

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Wildflower and Garden Flower seeds
ANNUAL CATALOGUE Valid to July 2017
www.wildflowerworld.co.nz
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Welcome
to Wildflower World
- colouring
our country
Growing
wildflowers
Wildflowers can be grown wherever you can stretch your imagination.
They are timeless beauties and make a natural addition to any landscape.
Take a look out your window and you are bound to see a spot for
wildflowers right there! Give us a call and then let’s get sowing.
Every year more people are enjoying spectacular wildflower displays, but
the environmental benefits are becoming well recognised. The ability of
attracting and feeding beneficial insects is so important that Wildflower
World is now supporting Apiculture New Zealand, Moths & Butterflies of
NZ Trust and the newly formed N Z Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Geoff & Liz Brunsden and the team at Wildflower World
Ordering Information
We are as close as your phone, fax, computer or
letterbox away. Wildflower World’s friendly team
endeavors to send all orders within 48 hours of receipt.
All prices are GST inclusive and valid to July 2017.
Please add our standard $4.50 postage and handling
to all orders. For orders over $70.00 please choose the
Courier option to ensure safe & quick, tracked delivery
of your seeds. There is no minimum order.
If ordering seeds as well as bulbs from the GardenPost
catalogue, please use the GardenPost order form and
add your seeds to that. For those ordering seeds only
please use the wildflower order form.
Gift Coupon With every order over $70.00
Wildflower World is pleased to offer a $5.00 Gift Coupon
for every order over $70.00 before freight. Orders over
$150.00 will receive a $10.00 Coupon. You can redeem
them online or enclose with your next order.
Internet Ordering
What are Wildflowers?
Wildflowers are original flowers from the wild that have not been altered by
mankind. They are survivors and are generally pest and disease free. And,
most will re-seed easily.
What are Garden Flowers? Many of these flowers are direct descendants of
our wildflowers but bred or selected for excellence in colour, fragrance, shape
or form. All our selections are easy to grow but are best sown into trays for
planting out later.
Wildflower World – Who are We?
We are a small NZ family owned company with many years of mail order seed
supply. Our first mail order catalogue was posted in 1990 and since then we
have continued to research, trial and tailorise seed mixtures for NZ conditions.
Wildflower World introduced landscaping with wildflowers, including their
establishment on many roading networks. Our goals are to work further to
enhance wildflower growing, their establishment and application to NZ.
GardenPost
Wildflower World is a sister company to mail order company GardenPost.
GardenPost releases four catalogues per year with a fabulous range of the top
quality bulbs and gifts, sourced from the best companies nationwide. Both
companies offer superb garden products with friendly service and a love of
gardening. As we work in the same office products from both companies can
be purchased together.
For fast access and quick results pop into our beautiful
website - you can order online through our secure
server. Join our ‘Grab a Plant’ Newsletter and receive
monthly updates and specials.
Contacts:
Physical:
155 First Avenue West,
Tauranga
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NOTE:
As from 1 November we are
moving to 9a McDonald Street, Mt Maunganui.
Postal:
Private Bag 12050
Tauranga 3143
Phone: 07 9284517
Fax: 07 9284518
Email: [email protected]
Copyright 2016/2017
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Reasons
to Grow
This Year
1. W
ildflowers are really easy to grow. They are very low-maintenance, love lots of sun
yet require minimum water once established.
2. Wildflowers attract beneficial insects which provide invaluable pest control services
as well pollinate our flowers. There is no greater joy than to go into a garden alive
with bees, birds and butterflies in amongst drifts of wildflowers.
3. Wildflowers are good for the environment. They do not attract bugs or diseases and
consequently do not need to be sprayed with toxic chemicals!
4. Wildflowers provide glorious colour. If you dream of a garden with the most amazing
display of nature’s most beautiful flowers then wildflowers are for you.
5. Wildflowers are fun. Whether you’re a new gardener or a seasoned pro, growing,
caring for and cutting wildflowers for summer bouquets is simple and so much fun.
New Zealand Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Much Ado
about
Bumblebees
Ever since we established Wildflower World we have promoted sowing wildflowers
as food for bees and other pollinators. Now we are thrilled to announce the official
formation of the New Zealand Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
There are only four species of bumblebees in NZ. They help pollinate crops such as commercial
glasshouse vegetables. This work is worth millions of dollars to our economy and without bees
our fruit and vegetables would be much more expensive. But times are tough for bees and
bumblebees as their habitat and food resources continue to decline the
more we farm without flowers.
YOU CAN HELP just by growing wildflowers and joining our new Bumblebee Trust.
Come and learn all about bumblebees and support this new organisation at www.nzbct.org.nz
Plans have started for preservation and education programmes for schools throughout our country.
Come and join today.
Bumblebee Hives
Bumblebee hives are ideal for home gardens and Wildflower World has a unique concept. Choose a wildflower mix such
Pollinator Mix or Bees Birds & Butterflies Mix, sow them and just before they come into flower you can order your very own
hive, pre-loaded with a queen and about 50 workers. Your flowers will provide nutritious food for your bees and they will
in turn aid pollination in your vege garden and fruit tree crops.
Hives are available from Zonda International in Auckland – phone 09 235 5660
Zonda is a foundation member of the N Z Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Growing Guide
for Wildflowers
Papaver Soldier Poppies – see page 29
Our wildflowers will grow in a wide range of conditions throughout the country. Some are suited to
specific conditions - e.g. Summer Dazzler for hot, dry climates or Made for Shade for shady areas. Most
species are good strong self seeders, but having gone through strict bio-security import criteria are not in
any way regarded as noxious. All seed packs have step by step instructions.
How much seed do I need?
For best results we recommend to sow seed at 1 gram
per square metre. However, if you have good quality soil,
have put good effort into preparation so your site is clean
and weed free and if you are able to provide water during
germination, then you could sow seed to a slightly larger
area size.
soggy soils. Heavy clay or very acid soils will benefit
from adding lime - up to 100 grams per square metre.
Fertilising the ground is usually not recommended - it will
encourage weed growth, but we have had some extremely
good results from adding mushroom compost. It improves
the structure and fertility of soils and is especially good for
clay soils.
Where to sow
Climate\When to Sow
Anywhere! A square metre or two in a courtyard, dollops
under roses or in the veggie garden, down a drive, or
go for gold with a full sized meadow! The site does not
have to be flat. Banks are good as long as you are able
to get on them to clean up. If the bank is very steep look
at establishing an area on the crest where maturing
wildflowers will seed down the slope, but watch for “wash
off’ in heavy rain.
Most wildflowers are sun lovers so make sure they receive
at least 4-5 hours sun per day—the more the better! But
if nothing else is growing on your site (e.g.under large
trees) then wildflowers won’t either!
Soil Type
Wildflowers grow well on a wide range of soils. Very
impoverished soils can produce stunted seedling growth
but a basic foliar fertiliser spray will help. Avoid wet or
Beautiful wildflower displays are created
by good site preparation, sowing at the
right time of year and then just a little
patience!
Please take time to follow our
recommendations.
For large areas good preparation is
especially important so we have a “Hot
Tips” leaflet that gives more detailed
information -please contact us if would
like a copy prior to ordering. Bulk
discounts are available for areas larger
than those outlined in this catalogue.
Site Preparation
Wildflower seed must make contact with soil for them to
grow. They will not grow on grass or weeds - these must
be completely removed and the soil surface broken up to
a fine crumb structure. We recommend preparing a site
that is completely weed and grass free. This is critical to
the successful establishment survival and flowering of
individual wildflower species or a meadow.
Sowing can be any time from early spring through to
summer and autumn - refer to our map for a guide to your
area. Delay spring sowing until you have consistent warm
weather. If you have irrigation then seed can be sown
all summer too. Autumn sown seeds will over-winter
as a green sward and then burst forth for early spring
flowering.
Wildflower seeds will germinate and grow when
soil and air conditions are warm and airy. Generally
speaking they need at least 15 degrees centigrade
consistent day temperatures at soil surface. Prolonged
cold wet conditions below this will significantly affect
germination. Heavy clays can take longer to warm up
than sandy loams.
Zone 1.
Late August- December.
March to Mid May
Zone 3.
October-December.
March & April
Zone 4.
November - December.
March to Early April
Zone 2.
Late September
- December.
March & April
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A site preparation regime for getting a weedy or
grassy area ready would be:
• spray off with glyphosate (Roundup, Weedout) and
allow to die off * see note below
• if dead grass is long, then cut and remove debris
• lightly cultivate the soil surface to a MAXIMUM depth
of 50 mm (sandy loams) or 100 mm (clays). Avoid
deep cultivation as this releases dormant weed seeds.
• allow weeds to colonise area again to a green sward
• spray again and allow to die down
• lightly cultivate soil surface again prior to sowing to a
good, fine crumb structure.
Organic Methods
There are a number of organic herbicides (e.g. Interceptor
and Greenscape) available on the market—check your
local retailer. Alternatives to herbicide sprays are burning
off weeds with a flame gun, salt spray, boiling water or
overlaying mown areas with a weed free mulch of 50 mm
plus. Otherwise, lightly cultivate the soil surface several
times to remove weeds, allowing them dry out on the soil
surface each time.
a hand held fertiliser spreader is ideal. A very low NPK
granular fertiliser (6N 6P 6K) is also an excellent median
to use as a spreader/carrier agent to mix with the seed at
sowing time.
at the start of cleanup before sowing).
Then mow or mulch the whole bed to a fine trash.
If the soil surface has hardened off again, lightly cultivate to
break this cap to encourage new seedling growth.
Ensure the seed is well mixed then broadcast as evenly as
possible over the prepared area. Lightly rake or water the
seed into the soil. The seed should never be covered any
deeper than 2-3 mm as this could inhibit germination.
More fresh seeds may be required until the area becomes
self-perpetuating. For best effect sowing up to 50% of
the original amount is recommended, especially if there
has been a weed problem. Gently rake new seed into the
clean wildflower bed. Some species may become more
dominant than others due to local climates and conditions.
Experiment to see what will work best for you.
Aftercare
Like any other seed wildflowers require ample moisture for
the first 4-6 weeks to germinate and establish. They can
then usually survive with minimum rainfall but additional
water in dry periods will encourage more flowers. Major
weeds that reappear can to be hoed or spot sprayed in their
early stages. Flowering should begin within about 8-10
weeks from a spring or summer sowing.
Warranty
Wildflower World offers our customers the best quality
seeds we can find worldwide. Our seed is imported through
strict biosecurity regulations so we offer weed-free and
fresh seed that has no danger of becoming noxious. We
warrant to the extent of the purchase price that all seed is
After Flowering Cleanup
as described on the packet within recognised tolerances.
Once flowering has finished and the plants look a bit untidy We make no other warranties, expressed or implied. All
then the area can be trimmed or mown down. If there are the seed we sell is untreated and non genetically modified
not many weeds in the area then cut everything down
and we can supply a written statement to say the same if
Sowing Seed
and leave the trimmings on the ground to drop their seed required.
For an even distribution mix seed with a carrier agent.
for next season. Pull, hoe or spot spray any weeds. A light
Use at least 15 –20 parts of a coarse material such as dry cultivation or rake over is recommended to encourage
*If you choose to use chemical sprays we advise discussing
river sand or pumice (even potting mix) to 1 part of seed. reseeding.
with your product supplier the effect on the soil/
Lightly coloured sand or pumice shows up well on dark soil
environment and their own warranty in relation to the
and helps to show which areas you have sown! Make sure If lots of weeds have crept in then spray the whole area
effect on newly sown seed.
the carrier agent is dry for easier spreading. For larger areas immediately before any new wildflower growth (as you did
Eschscholzia californica – see Page 25
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Business Promotion
Seed Packets
Attract customers to your business using these seed packets with your own personal message
Say thank you to old clients or promote your business and
attract new clients. It’s a living gift!
After the gift is acknowledged and the seed is sown you will be
remembered when the flowers bloom! Seeds from you get sown in
people’s minds as well as their gardens. A perfect promotional tool.
It’s personal, easy, different, memorable, special, very cost effective
and… IT WORKS!!!
We will print your name, a personal message, your logo or photograph
onto labels attached to our crisp white, 90 x 125 mm seed envelopes.
If preferred, we could use a more eco-friendly look, manila coloured
envelope. Use our standard designs or design a packet yourself. Growing
information is on the reverse
of the envelope and seeds are in a foil sachet inside.
Also a perfect solution for small gifts at Christmas time. Simply pop them
inside a card – it’s easy, personalised and very cost effective.
Use our Christmas designs or create your own.
Contact us for ideas.
Choose from the following options:
Forget-Me-Nots, Wildflower Mix, Pink Poppies,
Red Poppies, Blue Cornflowers, Sunflowers
Business Promotion Seed Packets Minimum order 24
24-99 $2.90 each
100-299 $2.50 each
300-499 $2.25 each
Further discounts on orders over 500.
Prices include GST. Freight is extra.
Contact Geoff or Liz for a sample.
Business Promotion
Mini Seed Sachets
The perfect solution for bulk give-aways or business
promotions. These foil seed sachets have labels
attached directly onto them with your printed
message on the front & growing details on the back.
The small size, 75 x 70 mm, means they can easily be
popped into mailing envelopes or attached to personal
letters or cards posted to your clients. An excellent, cost
effective idea for large scale promotions through to
smaller, advertising programmes.
Design and seed options are the same as above.
Further discounts on orders over 1000. Prices include GST. Freight is extra. Contact Geoff or Liz for a sample.
Business Promotion
Mini Seed Sachets
2 gram packets Minimum order 60
60-99 $1.70 each
100-299 $1.55 each
300-499 $1.45 each
500-999 $1.40 each
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Personalised
Wedding
Seed Packets
Weddings are such special occasions so here is an
opportunity for the wedding couple to give a small
personal gift to all their friends and family.
With a personalised message printed onto a packet of
seeds, wedding guests will remember the special day
later on when their flowers come into bloom.
We will print your name and message onto labels
attached to our crisp white, 90 x 125mm envelopes. Use
our standard designs or design a packet yourself.
Personalised
Wedding Seed
Packets
2 gram packets
Minimum order 24
24-99 $2.90 each
100-299 $2.50 each
Personalised
Christmas
Our Wildflower Book
A Photographic
Guide to Wildflowers
of New Zealand
or Special Occasion
Seed Packets
Delight your friends or associates with
a personalised gift of seeds - complete
with your name and message.
Personalised
Why not pop them into Christmas cards – memorable but inexpensive personal
gifts. Great for Christmas, Christenings, Birthdays, Reunions, Invitations, Funerals
or any special occasion. Wildflower World has a number of designs—please
contact us. We will print you own personal message or design on each packet.
We can prepare them at short notice.
Choose from the following options:
Forget-Me-Nots , Wildflower Mix, Pink Poppies,
Red Poppies, Blue Cornflowers, Sunflowers
Christmas or
Special Occasion
Seed Packets
2 gram packets
Minimum order 24
24-99 $2.90 each
100-299 $2.50 each
Prices include GST. Freight is extra. Contact Geoff or Liz for a sample.
by Geoff & Liz Brunsden.
Published 2004 by New Holland
Publishers
A few years ago we had the
pleasurable job of traveling
around the country taking
photographs of wildflowers that
can be found naturalizing in NZ.
This is a pocket sized companion
that will help identify 125 flower
species, set out in flower colour
order. Great for home reference or
a perfect gift.
Price: $26.95 Code 1050
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Wildflowers can be grown
wherever you can stretch
your imagination, from large
meadows to small garden
corners. They add a natural look
to landscapes and require little
effort to grow. All wildflower
seeds can be sown direct into
the garden, no seed trays, no
transplanting. How easy is that?
Sow them individually or choose
from our glorious mixtures.
Wildflower meadows will
bring to you an exceptionally
attractive palate of colours that
change week by week.
Wildflower
Mixtures
Growing wildflowers is so easy!
Size is not important, whether it is a small plot
of just a few square metres or a full blown field.
Our mixtures are tailored to suit a wide variety
of NZ conditions, from tough soils to fertile
home gardens. They will give you a natural floral
landscape in both urban and rural settings.
In season flowering can begin as soon as 8
weeks after sowing – then the journey begins
as one species finishes another blooms, working
up to a crescendo of colour in full season. The
bonus is fading flowers put down masses of
seed for the next generation.
Step by step instructions are included in each
packet. Species in any mixture may alter slightly
depending on the availability of seed. Prices are
inclusive of GST.
How much seed do I need?
Recommended sowing rate is one gram
per square metre. Starting at just $0.35 per
square metre for large areas, nothing matches
wildflowers for the most cost effective form of
gardening.
Larger sizes than those listed are always
available– please contact us with your
requirements.
Lowfield
Meadow
Premium wildflower mix
for a colour extravaganza
Our most popular
wildflower seed mix!
Sow wildflowers to create
this gorgeous look in your
garden. This mix is quick
into flower and is very
long flowering with new
plants beginning to flower
as old ones fade. Brilliant
colour range beginning
with gentle soft tones of
pink, mauve and white in
the early season drifting
into vibrant yellow and red
drought tolerant species to
give seemingly everlasting
summer colour. Suitable
for both large and small
areas, A well behaved mix
with a height profile of
30-70 cm.
Sizes Available:
15 grams: Covers around 15 square metres $13.00
Suggested Uses: Garden borders, country
meadows, driveways, schools, roadsides, golf
courses, club houses, hillsides Code 580
Contains:
Centaurea-mixed cornflower & dwarf
blue, Coreopsis-Plains & Dwarf
Red, Dianthus – Sweet William,
Dimorphotheca-African daisy,
Gaillardia-Indian blanket, Gilia -Birds
eyes, Gilia – Globe Gilia, GypsophilaBaby’s Breath, Linaria- Toadflax, LinumScarlet flax, Lobularia-Sweet alyssum,
Lupinus-Dwarf Lupin, Malcomia-Virginia
stock, Nigella – Miss Jekyll, PapaverCorn poppy, Silene- Catchfly,
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Highfield
Meadow
Make a Standout Statement
Big, bold and beautiful
– the real essence of a
wildflower garden. This
is a strong and powerful
mix with brilliant colours
making it suitable
for both small and
large areas. Flowering
begins with pastel
pinks, whites & blues
before moving onto the
drought tolerant, bright
yellows and reds for the
midsummer sun. Height
range 50 -100 cm.
with taller growing Wildflowers
Sizes Available:
meadows, driveways, roadsides, schools, golf
courses, club houses, commercial buildings
Code 565
Contains:
Centaura-tall blue cornflower,
Chrysanthemum-Garland daisy, CoreopsisPlains & Red, Cosmos- Mixed cosmos,
Cosmos- Sulphur Cosmos, CynoglossumForget-me-Not, Eschscholzia-Californian
poppy, Gaillardia-Blanket flower,
Gypsophila – Baby’s Breath, OenotheraEvening primrose, Papaver-Corn poppy &
red poppy, Phacelia-Purple tansy, Ratibida
columnifera & Rudbeckia-Black eyed Susan
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Summer
Dazzler
Hot, sun-scorched colours
especially good for dry
areas. Brighten up those
summer days with these
hot colours — a spectacle
of dazzling red, orange
and yellow interrupted by
occasional white and blue.
Drought tolerant mix of
tough and strong plants
that will handle difficult
conditions. Great for areas
with low water availability,
especially coastal areas.
Height 40-80 cm.
Wow Factor
Sizzling colours for Hot Sunny Days
Sizes Available:
meadows, driveways, roadsides, golf
courses, schools, club houses, seaside
gardens, dry areas Code 595
Contains:
Calendula officinalis, Centaurea-tall blue
cornflower, Coreopsis- Plains & Red,
Cosmos-White cosmos, Cosmos- Sulphur
cosmos, Eschscholzia-Californian poppy,
Gaillardia-Blanket flower, GaillardiaIndian blanket, Linum-Blue flax,
Lobularia-Sweet alyssum, Papaver - red
poppy, Phacelia-Californian bluebell,
Phacelia-Purple tansy, Ratibida - Mexican
Hat, Rudbeckia-Black eyed Susan,
Rudbeckia-Gloriosa daisy and RudbeckiaClasping coneflower
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Potful of
Poppies
Poppies are surely Nature’s
jewellery, individually splendid,
collectively glorious. Everybody
loves poppies. No wonder - no
other flower has such lavish
beauty besides being so easy to
grow. They beg creativity - so
paint a picture, plant a rainbow,
commit a riot! Not surprisingly,
this is one of our most popular
mixtures. Here is a combination
of six poppies with a sprinkle of
other blue and white wildflowers
to harmonise and blend and
make a real dreamy garden.
Height 40-80 cm
Garnish the landscape with this mix
of poppies of every type,
style and colour.
Sizes Available:
10 grams: Covers around 12 sq m $12.00
Suggested Uses: Annual or
perennial borders, driveway edges
or any existing or new sunny garden
area needing extra colour.
(Note - as Papaver seed is very fine,
smaller amounts are required to cover
specific areas) Code 570
Contains:
Papaver rhoeas - bright red ‘Soldier’ poppy,
Papaver rhoeas - glamorous pink, white
and bicoloured corn poppy, Eschscholzia
californica - a golden orange favourite ,
Eschscholzia White Linen - creamy white,
Eschscholzia – Mission Bells, Eschscholzia
Mikado- mahogany red, Eschscholzia
Brilliant - mixed colours. Plus 10% white
Baby’s Breath, Californian Bluebells & white
Alyssum .
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Imagine a carefree existence
with clear, uncomplicated days,
butterflies, picnics and children
picking bouquets. For lovers of
large wildflower meadows here it
is. Wildflower World has formulated
this mix especially for large meadow
or roadside areas. Sow in spring\
early summer or autumn. The
incredible colour range of toadflax
leads into the stunning blue of the
cornflowers, chased by the wow of
the red poppies and concluding with
the resilient cosmos and coreopsis.
Fourteen very tough species to grow
on nearly every site - hard baked
clays to sandy loams. H 80-100 cm
(for smaller sized packets look at
Highfield Meadow)
We will help you step-by-step with
our ‘Hot Tips” leaflet that comes with
each order.
Country
Road
The Perfect Solution For
Large Gardens
Sizes Available:
Contains:
Calendula – English Marigold, Centaurea-Tall blue cornflower, Clarkia-Farewell to Spring, CoreopsisPlains and Red Coreopsis, Cosmos-Mixed cosmos, Cynoglossum-Forget-me-Not, DimorphothecaAfrican daisy, Eschscholzia-Californian poppy, Papaver -Corn poppy & red soldier poppy, PhaceliaPurple tansy, Ratibida – Yellow Coneflower, Rudbeckia-Black eyed Susan, Silene-Catchfly.
Suggested Uses: Road verges, driveways, tanker tracks, country meadows. Code 690
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Plant wildflower seeds in
your garden or patio pots to
provide essential nutrition
for bees. Bees are vital for
the pollination of many
flowers. This mixture has
been composed of flowers
that are proven bee favourites
in our gardens. Bees will
forage on these flowers for
nectar and pollen which
provide carbohydrates and
protein for growth and
energy. Well-nourished
bees are more capable of
fending off disease and
parasites. It is easy to carry
out pollinator conservation.
You can preserve and build a
safe bee habitat by reducing
insecticide spraying and
plant flowers that provide
nutrition. Mix contains a
range of colourful flowers
that will brighten any garden.
Height 20-60cm
Bee Friendly
Mix
Brighten up your garden
with bee friendly flowers
Contains:
Calendula—English Marigold, Centaurea—
Mixed cornflower, Cheiranthus allionii,
15 grams: Covers around 15 square metres $13.00 Collinsia—Chinese Houses, Cynoglossum—
50 grams: Covers around 50 square metres $36.50 Forget-me-Not, Eschscholzia—Californian
100 grams: Covers around 100 square metres $63.00 Poppy, Gaillardia—Blanket Flower, Gilia—
Globe Gilia, Linaria-Toadflax, Linum - Common
Blue Flax, Lobularia—Sweet alyssum,
Suggested Uses: Flower or vegetable
Malcomia—Virginia Stock, Nemophila—Baby
gardens and organic gardens. Annual
Blue Eyes, Papaver—Corn Poppy, Reseda—
or perennial borders. Code 520
Sweet Mignonette, Tagetes—French Marigold
Sizes Available:
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A special mix of
wildflowers designed
to attract bumble
bees, honey bees,
butterflies and other
beneficial insects into
your garden - colourful
magnets for our
nature’s friends. These
beneficials will love to
dine at your place! In
addition you will enjoy
a myriad of gorgeous
flowers including
poppies, cornflowers,
& cosmos
Taller growing than
our Bee Friendly Mix.
H40-100cm
Bees Birds
& Butterflies
Pollinate your flowers and
create a beautiful garden
Contains:
Sizes Available:
Suggested Uses: Garden borders, Vege
gardens, driveways, organic and tourist
gardens, Code 624
Centaurea cyanus—Mixed Cornflower, Cosmos
bipinnatus—Mixed Cosmos, Cynoglossum—ForgetMe-Not, Gaillardia pulchella—Indian Blanket, Gilia
tricolour—Bird’s Eyes, Gypsophila elegans—Baby’s
Breath, Linaria maroccana—Toadflax, Linum
perenne—Blue flax, Lobularia—Sweet Alyssum,
Malcomia maritima—Virginia Stock, Papaver rhoeas
-Corn Poppy & Red Poppy, Phacelia tanacetifolia—
Purple Tansy, Silene armeria—Catchfly, Rudbeckia
hirta—Black Eyed Susan.
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Cottage Made For Shade
Garden
First Year
Create the romance of a cottage garden with these old time
favourites. Fill garden borders with these exuberant, freeflowering and sometimes unrestrained flowers. Each packet has
two mixtures - one tall growing mix for the back of the border and
one lower growing mix for the front. Colours are all pastel pink,
white, mauve and blue. All are annuals that have good selfseeding abilities - let your imagination and creativity run wild.
Sizes Available:
15 grams:
Covers around 15 sq m
$15.50
50 grams:
Covers around 50 sq m
$43.00
Seventeen species in a 2 packet mix:
Tall - Over 60 cm: Ammi-Queen Anne’s Lace, Centaurea-Mixed
cornflower, Cheiranthus-English wallflower, Cleome – Spider
Flower , Delphinium-Larkspur, Lavatera-Rose mallow, PapaverCorn poppy, Phacelia-Purple tansy and Scabiosa – Imperial Mix
Small - Under 60 cm:, Clarkia-Farewell to Spring, Collinsia
Chinese Houses, Eschscholzia – White Linen, Gilia- Globe Gilia,
Gypsophila- Baby’s breath, Malcomia-Virginia stock, NemophilaFive spot, Nemophila-Baby blue eyes, Phacelia – Californian
Bluebell, Silene-Catchfly.
Suggested Uses: Old fashioned rose gardens, perennial borders or any
type of existing or new garden area needing extra colour. Code 610
Second Year
Pastel colours will brighten your shady nooks. Who says you can’t
have colour in the shade? With this shade tolerant mix you can!
Low growing pastels and bright blues in the first year, boosted
by taller white, mauve and yellow perennials in the second.
Best suited for light shaded areas with strong, filtered sun or a
minimum of 1-2 hours of direct sun per day. Try it under trees or
the shady side of the house. Don’t put it in heavy shade.
Note: Will grow in full sun as well. Good all year around ground
cover. Height 50-80 cm
Sizes Available:
10 grams:
Cover around 10 sq m $11.50
15 grams:
Covers around 15 sq m $14.50
50 grams:
100 grams:
Contains:
Aquilegia-Granny’s bonnets, Aquilegia-Oriental
Columbine, Chrysanthemum-Shasta daisy,
Cynoglossum-Forget-me-Not, DelphiniumLarkspur, Dianthus-Sweet William, EchinaceaPurple coneflower, Gypsophila- Baby’s breath,
Linum –Blue flax, Malcomia–Virginia stock,
Nemophila-Five Spot, Nigella – Love-in-a-mist
Miss Jekyll, Papaver-Corn poppy, Viola –Johnny
Jump Ups
Suggested Uses: Garden borders with light or dappled shade,
southern facing borders with half-day direct sun, gardens under high
branches, edges of lawns or lightly foliated tree-lined driveways,
sunny borders. Code 600
Pollinator Mix
Wildflower Rescue Remedy
Contains a range of nectar and pollen producing flowers to attract
pollinating insects into your garden or orchard. Pollinators
(bees, butterflies, birds, flies, moths, beetles etc.) are essential
for the production of food and flower crops. Wildflowers are an
important rescue remedy providing a healthy food source for
insects that in turn will lead to healthy plants producing bigger
and better fruit. This is not only critical to maximise returns but is
so important in the preservation of our planets food chains. Not
only that, it is the most beautiful sight to behold! H30-90cm
Contains:
Sizes Available:
15 grams:
Covers around 15 square metres $13.00
50 grams:
100 grams:
250 grams:
Ammi majus-Queen Anne’s Lace, Calendula
– English marigold, Centaurea–Blue
cornflower, Cheiranthus-Siberian wallflower,
Echinacea – purple coneflower, Eschscholzia
– Californian poppy, Gaillardia – Indian
Blanket, Linaria – Toadflax, Lobularia-Sweet
alyssum, Lotus barsilvia, Papaver rhoeas
– red soldier poppy, Phacelia-Purple tansy,
Ratibida – Mexican Hat, Silene-Catchfly,
Tagetes-French marigold
Suggested Uses: Flower or vegetable gardens, orchards, vineyards,
organic gardens, children’s gardens This mix is suitable for organic purposes as well as aesthetical – tourist operations, particularly vineyards,
also use it to attract visitors! Code 626
Colour ‘n
Clover
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A carpet of
colour to help
stabilise &
enrich the soil
Crimson clover, with its magnificent crimson plumes, is a well
deserved plant to spearhead this mix. Great for erosion control
on banks, covering ditches, stream banks, road verges or for
quick cover on new sites. And yes, the bees and beneficial insects
love it! What’s more, you get all the benefits of nitrogen fixation
from the clovers. 80% legumes and 20 % wildflowers. Not
recommended for small gardens. Height around 30 cm.
Sizes Available:
50 grams:
100 grams:
250 grams:
Contains:
5 legumes: Trifolium-crimson clover 30%, Trifolium
‘Tahora’- white clover 10%, Trifolium ‘Hamua’ - red
clover 10%, Trifolium - Prima gland clover – 10% Lotus barsilvia - Birdsfoot trefoil 20%,
6 wildflowers: Calendula – English marigold,
Eschscholzia–Californian Poppy, Lobularia-Sweet
Alyssum, Nemophila-Five Spot, Silene–Catchfly and
Silene Pendula (total 20%)
Suggested Uses: Banks, new sites for quick cover, roadsides, ditches,
and orchard ground cover. Code 665
18 Small Garden Mixes
Small or large gardens can enjoy all the fun of wildflowers.
Wildflower World has designed these special mixes especially for
small corners of your garden. Suited for sunny garden borders, pots
and planter boxes
Butterfly Garden
5 grams covers around 5 sq m - $8.00
Pockets Pathways & Planters
Moody Blues
Butterflies add colour, movement and beauty to your garden
and this gourmet blend of wildflowers will provide hours of
enjoyment by enticing our iridescent flying friends. Here is a
balanced mix of colourful annuals and perennials of mixed
heights and flowering periods. Formulated for butterfly
conservation, it contains many beautiful wildflowers that are
attractive to butterflies as sources of nectar. Height: 30-70 cm
Calendula—English marigold, Clarkia – Farewell to Spring, Cornflower—
Mixed, Cheiranthus - Siberian Wallflower, Cynoglossum—Forget-me-Not,
Coreopsis —Plains and Red, Dianthus - Sweet William, Delphinium—
Rocket larkspur, Dimorphotheca - African daisy, Linaria –toadflax, Linum—
Blue flax, Lobularia—Sweet Alyssum, Rudbeckia - Black eyed Susan
Code 621
Grow a carpet of colour with this fast, low growing mix.
Line a pathway or tuck them into nooks and crannies. Pour
them into buckets, spill them out of boxes – overflow your
garden with flowers, flowers and more flowers! Quick to
germinate and flower – mostly pastel colours with bright blue
and red highlights. Height 20-35 cm.
Adonis - Pheasant’s Eye, Chrysanthemum-Snow daisy, Dimorphotheca–
African daisy, Eschscholzia-Dwarf Californian poppy, Gilia-Birds eyes,
Gypsophila–Baby’s breath & Deep Carmine, Linaria – Dwarf Toadflax,
Lobularia-Sweet alyssum, Malcomia- Virginia stock, Nemophila-Five spot,
Phacelia-Californian bluebell, Silene – Catchfly
Code 622
True blue flowers infused with white
Blue flowers evoke a dreamlike state and when mixed with
white they have a calming effect. All of these flowers are true
blue, mixed with the purity and innocence of white giving
harmony and accent. Sow this low growing mix in amongst
garden borders to perfectly offset and balance other colours.
Height 20-30cm
Anagalis monellis, Centaurea - Cornflower Midget Blue, Chrysanthemum
- Snow Daisy, Cynoglossum - Chinese Forget-me-not, Gypsophila - Baby’s
Breath, Linum – Blue Flax, Lobularia - Sweet Alyssum, Nemophila - Baby
Blue Eye, Phacelia - Californian Bluebell
Code 618
Hot, sun-scorched colours perfect for dry, sandy or
stony areas. Similar to our Summer Dazzler Mix but
lower growing, making it a great choice for smaller
gardens. It is bright and will make a really wild
statement with the assistance of a little water to get
started. Sound like you? Height 30-35 cm.
Calendula – English marigold, Cheiranthus – Siberian
wallflower, Cynoglossum – Forget-Me-Not, DimorphothecaAfrican daisy, Eschscholzia – Californian poppy, Lobularia
– Sweet Alyssum, Phacelia – Californian bluebell, Tagetes –
French marigold
Code 635
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Hot & Wild
Edible flowers have been used for many years in cooking, to
enhance salads with their colour, texture and intriguing flavours
and also for decoration. This mix consists of flowers and
blooming herbs for the eye and palate. The decorative petals
and leaves are for use as garnishes and flavours. Some are spicy,
some are floral and some are fragrant. Sow this mix directly
into existing sunny borders or tuck into your vegetable garden.
They will do well in containers and are perfect for attracting
pollinating insects to your garden. Sow from Spring to Autumn.
It is always best to grow your own edible flowers so you can be
sure that they are clean, fresh and free from pests and disease.
Always best picked fresh from the garden the day you want to
use them. H 30-60cm
Note: Details on each variety and their uses are on our website.
Calendula – English Marigold, Coriander, Chives, Dianthus - Sweet William,
Lavender Hyssop, Basil – Red Rubin, Nasturtium - Peach Melba, Sweet Basil,
Viola -Johnny Jump-Up
Code 611
This mix is designed for sowing on top of your bulbs for spring
and summer colour after your bulbs have finished flowering.
It can be sown in autumn or spring. The mix has short flowers
that will follow on from your flowering bulbs and hide their
foliage as they die down, giving lots of colour in one area for a
longer period of time. Height 20-30 cm
Adonis - Pheasant’s Eye, Chrysanthemum -Snow Daisy, Coreopsis - Dwarf
Red, Delphinium - Rocket Larkspur, Eschscholzia - Dwarf Californian Poppy,
Gilia - Globe Gilia, Gypsophila - Baby’s breath, Linaria – Toadflax, Malcomia
-Virginia stock, Nemophila - Five spot,
Nemophila - Baby Blue Eyes, Phacelia –Californian Bluebell, Silene – Catchfly
Code 627
Edible Flower & Herb Mix
Grow a wide assortment of flowers
for garnishes, decoration and
flavours.
3 gram pack – covers around 3 sq m - $5.50
5 gram pack - covers around 5 sq m - $8.50
Bulb Buddies
50 grams cover around 50 sq m - $37.00
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Sprinkle some colour directly into your garden
with these nifty little wildflower seed packets.
Ideal for small gardens, pots or for
inexpensive small gifts
– perfect to just pop into a greeting card.
Garden Sprinkles
BIG BLOOM SPRINKLES
Big flowers, all in shades of
pink and white, on tall plants
for that dramatic addition to
the back border.
H70-100cm
Chrysanthemum – Shasta Daisy,
Cleome – Spider Flower, Cosmos
Mixed & Picotee, Lavatera – Rose
Mallow, Papaver – Shirley Poppies,
Zinnia Razzle Dazzle
Code 607
FRAGRANT GARDEN SPRINKLES
Mix of fragrant flower seeds ideal for
planter boxes or borders around your
outdoor living areas. Sprinkle Packs
are full of colourful and heavenly
scented, favourite wildflowers, good
for small gifts to send with a greeting
card. H 40-50cm
Cheiranthus - Siberian Wallflower, Dianthus Sweet William, Dianthus hybridus - Rainbow
Loveliness, Lobularia - Sweet Alyssum, Reseda
- Mignonette, Malcomia - Virginia Stock and
Gilia - Birds Eyes.
Code 650
BLUE & YELLOW SPRINKLES
Fantastic colour contrast with
these two colours – just love
it! Low growing mix ideal for
borders or mingling in pots.
H20-30cm
Campanula – Tussock Bellflower,
Centaurea – Midget blue cornflower,
Calendula – Bonbon Yellow,
Nemophila – Baby Blue Eyes,
Eschscholzia – Dwarf Californian
Poppy, Phacelia – Cailfornian
Bluebell
Code 608
SPRINGTIME SPRINKLES
Mini pack with 8 wildflower
species in blue, white, lemon
& pink. Nice, low growing
mix - sprinkle them onto
border edges or your favourite
pot on a deck. It’s so easy!
H 20-25cm.
Nemophila - Baby Blue Eyes & Five
Spot, Malcomia - Virginia Stock,
Eschscholzia - Dwarf Californian
Poppy, White Gypsophila, Dwarf
Lupin, Phacelia - Californian
Bluebell, Silene- Nodding Catchfly
Code 617
Cut Flower Sprinkles
Bring your garden indoors and
indulge in the beauty of fresh cut
flowers. Grow your cutting garden in
an easy-access spot in your outdoor
living area where you can snip to your
heart’s content. Budget-friendly option
that will ensure armfuls of flowers all
summer long. H 40-60cm
Contains: Amberboa - Sweet Sultan, Aster Crego
Mix, Centaurea - Blue cornflower, Delphinium
- Rocket Larkspur, Gypsophlia elegans, Linaria –
Toadflax, Scabiosa - Imperial Mix
Code 605
Fruit Tree Sprinkles
With so much interest in home grown
produce we have created a mix
especially designed for under young
fruit trees or in the vege garden. A dual
purpose mix – attract beneficial insects
to your place and then use the plants
and flowers in your kitchen. The added
benefit of a pretty garden goes without
saying! This mix will have foliage just
about year round with flowers coming
and going with the seasons. H30-40cm
Contains: Triple Curled Parsley, CalendulaEnglish Marigold, Viola -Johnny Jump Ups,
Coriander & Linum Common Blue Flax
Code 612
Micro Greens
A term used for vegetables that are
harvested at small seedling stage.
They are a nutritious & tasty and can
be grown any time of year. When the
seedlings are 5-10 cm high, around 1012 days, cut off & sprinkle on salads,
sandwiches or use as a garnish.
Peas Tasty Tendrils
A semi-leafless pea bred for its
feathered shoots with many tendrils.
These shoots are superb served in top
of salads and are so tasty. They will
re-grow once more if not cut too low.
Enough to sow a 20cm pot twice.
Code 1933 42 grams $5.50
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Perennial Flower Sprinkles
A treasure trove suitable for garden borders
and pots. Plant in small or large patches or
in drifts between other plants. The mix has
perennials plus a few annuals designed
to give colour in the first season. Some
perennials will also flower the first year.
H 40-60cm
Agastache – Lavender Hyssop, Cheiranthus–
English Wallflower, Cynoglossum—Forget-Me-Not,
Dianthus — Sweet William, Dianthus - Rainbow
Loveliness, Eschscholzia-Californian Poppy White
Linen, Linum perenne –Blue flax, Penstemon –
Wild Pink Snapdragon, White Penstemon. Plus
3 Annuals: Gilia–Birds Eyes, Gypsophila– Baby’s
Breath, Malcomia—Virginia stock
Code 606
Basil & Calendula Sprinkles
Mix of Large Sweet Basil, Basil Red
Rubin and Calendula officinalis. Three
fanastic herbs to grow and use together
with each colour complimenting the
other. Large Sweet Basil is the most
commonly grown and Red Rubin has
a very intense, spicy flavour. Calendula
flowers can be used in salads and the
whole plant is used for many herbal
treatments. Plus they are really pretty
and very easy to grow. Sow in Spring/
Summer.
NEW
Code 609
Micro Greens Mix
Mix of six varieties -Beet
Bulls Blood, Moss Curled
Cress, Red Russian Kale,
Parsley Flat Leaf, Rocket and
Mustard. Enough to sow a
20cm pot 3 times.
Code 1934 10 grams $5.50
22 Individual Wildflower Species
Growing your own wildflowers is so much fun! Mix and match, they all go together. These seed
packets have lots of seeds for so little cost. Sow them directly into the garden using the same
preparation and sowing methods as for our mixes. It’s so easy - just follow these codes:
ADONIS AESTIVALIS
Pheasant’s Eye
Attractive red flowers with black centres contrast nicely against
pale, feathery leaves. Easy to grow from seed these plants will
provide a bright splash of colour over a long time. Hardy. Self
seeds easily. H30-40cm
AGASTACHE FOENICULUM
Lavender Hyssop
Fragrant, lavender flowers will make a wonderful addition to herb
gardens, flower borders, a wildflower areas and planter boxes.
The sweet smell also attracts bees and butterflies to the garden.
The crushed leaves have a fragrance of mint and licorice. Leaves &
flowers are edible. Likes dry, sandy soils. Hardy. H60cm
ANAGALLIS MONELLI
Blue Pimpernel
Superb, easy to grow plants with masses of gentian blue flowers
about 2cm wide. This hardy Southern European native will look
great mixed in the border. Plants spread to a clump about 40cm
across and around 30cm high and will flower all summer long.
AQUILEGIA VULGARIS
Granny’s Bonnet
Distinctive, nodding, blue, pink or white flowers with prominent
spurs. Generally short lived but produce an abundance of seeds
to continue to populate the garden. Sow into moist, well drained,
partly shady area. H40 cm
A. Sun. S-Au. 100 seeds/gram Pkt. 3grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50
Code 106
A. Sun. S. 1400 seeds\gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50
Code 110
P. Sun/Dry. S 2500 seeds/gram Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50
Code 107
A: Annual, B: Biennial, P: Perennial
Sun: Full sun, Sh: Semi shade,
Sun/Sh: Sun or semi shade,
Dry: Low rainfall or dry, sandy soil.
Sp: Flowers in Spring, S: Flowers in
Summer, Au: Flowers in Autumn
Photos are a guide only.
Seed Counts are approximate.
Note: Larger quantities of most
species are available on request.
AMMI MAJUS
Bishops flower; Queen Anne’s Lace
A tall, erect, branching North American and Eurasian plant which
has an abundance of large, rounded, 10-15 cm flower heads
made up of hundreds of tiny, snow-white florets. Excellent for
commercial cut flowers. H100-150 cm.
A. Sun. Sp-S. 1900 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50
Code 108
BORAGO OFFICINALIS
Borage
This bushy annual will add a welcome beauty to herb and vege
gardens. Broad, hairy leaves and heavenly blue, star-shaped
flowers. Leaves have a slight flavour of cucumbers. Borage is a
superstar nectar plant for the bees and is guaranteed to get the
P. Sun/Sh. Sp-S 800 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams $4.00, bees buzzing. Self seeds freely. H40cm
10 grams $10.50 Code 112
A.Sun. Dry. Sp-Au 65 seeds/gram Pkt. 3 grams $4.00 Code 117
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CALENDULA OFFICINALIS
English Marigold
Great colour for a summer meadow. This European plant has
flowers with healing, soothing and antiseptic properties. Old
fashioned, daisy-style flowers with rows of orange or yellow rays
around brown central discs. Year round flowering from sowings
from early spring to late autumn. H30 cm
A.Sun. Dry. Sp-Au. 160 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50 Code 115
CENTAUREA CYANUS
Cornflower; Bachelor’s Button-Mixed
Fabulous Cornflowers in the famous blue, as well as pink, white
and purple. Drought tolerant, stylish, European annual that is
reliable, long lasting and perfect for sunny borders and cottage
gardens. This is the famous flower of many romantic legends, thus
the name “Bachelor’s Button”. H60 cm.
A: Sun/Sh. Dry. S-Au. 200 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50, 20 grams $18.00 Code 121
CHEIRANTHUS ALLIONII
Siberian Wallflower
A bushy biennial or perennial from the Canary
CENTAUREA CYANUS
Islands. An abundance of vivid orange flowers
Cornflower Dwarf Blue
on short, compact plants. Withstands dry or
Smaller growing form of blue cornflower,
growing 40-50 cm high. Silvery foliage. Highly moist conditions and will grow in sun or part
shade. Wonderful fragrance. Great for floral
recommended,
A: Sun/Sh. Dry. S-Au. 200 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 arrangements. H30 cm.
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50, 20 grams $18.00
Code 130
B/P. Sun/Sh. Sp. 750 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 140
CENTAUREA CYANUS
Cornflower Tall Blue
True blue form of this European traditional flower of the cornfields.
Good for sunny borders and a perfect mixer in any garden. Flowers
continuously for many weeks. One of our favourite wildflowers.
The blue flowers dry very well. H60 cm
A: Sun/Sh. Dry. S-Au. 200 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50, 20 grams $18.00 Code 125
CHEIRANTHUS CHEIRI
English Wallflower
Springtime gardens would be incomplete
without masses of highly fragrant wallflowers.
Of European origin they bear 30-40 cm spikes of
yellow, orange, pink, red or purple blooms. Sow
in autumn or spring.
B/P. Sun/Sh. Sp. 620 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 141
CHRYSANTHEMUM CORONARIUM
Garland Daisy
Easy to grow annual from the Mediterranean.
Tall, branched stems carry single or double,
golden-yellow to white daises all summer long.
Great for the back of the border, kid’s gardens or
for mixing in meadows. 1-2 metres tall.
A. Sun. S-Au. 350 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00,
10 grams $10.50 Code 147
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CHRYSANTHEMUM MAXIMUM
Shasta Daisy
Everyone loves daisies and this is one of the best! Flowers with
white petals and golden centres on tall single stems. Hardy plants
with attractive evergreen foliage that make excellent ground
covers. Ideal cut flower lasting up to 10 days. Self seeds well.
H50-90 cm.
CHRYSANTHEMUM PALUDOSUM
Snow Daisy
Almost continual flowering from this low growing daisy with crisp
white flowers. Ideal to plant in large groups and mixes well with
other flowers. Easy to grow, quick into flower with a spreading
habit that will quickly fill those gaps. H25 cm
Code 150
Code 151
CLARKIA AMOENA
Farewell to Spring; Godetia
Two-tone light and dark pink flowers made up of four, fan-shaped
petals with a silvery sheen. A most flamboyant Californian
wildflower often thought to be more beautiful than any hybrid
ever ‘created’ from it. Requires little moisture once established. P. Sun/Sh. S. 960 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 A. Sun. S\Au. 1600 seeds/gram Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 H30 cm.
COLLINSIA HETEROPHYLLA
Chinese Houses
Very pretty lavender & white, snapdragon-like
flowers in bands around narrow stems, rather
resembling a pagoda. Flowers in great profusion
in spring and early summer. A native to California
that is loved by bees. H40cm
A. Sun. Sp\S. 1600 seeds/gram Pkt. 3 grams $4.00,
10 grams $10.50 Code 160
COREOPSIS TINCTORIA
Dwarf Red
A hardy, easy, American annual. This dainty
little plant will burst alive in spring covered
with mahogany-red, daisy-like flowers and if
kept trimmed will flower most of the summer.
Likes full sun in moist or dry conditions. Unusual
colour makes this one a winner. H40 cm.
Sun/Sh. Dry. S-Au. 3000 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 170
Sun. Dry. Sp-S. 2500 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, Code 155
COREOPSIS TINCTORIA
Plains Bicolor
Vibrant yellow flowers with maroon centres on
branching stems above finely divided foliage.
A real traffic stopper in large drifts on its own.
Will survive most conditions, from low lying,
soggy areas to dry, drought prone areas. Highly
recommended. H40-50cm
A. Sun/Sh. Dry. S-Au. 3000 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 180
COSMOS SULPHUREUS
Yellow Cosmos
An easily adaptable, half hardy Mexican
native. The glowing orange and bright yellow,
semi-double flowers are extremely attractive,
constantly blooming for many weeks. Requires
little moisture once established. Sow in spring or
summer only—not winter hardy. H80 cm.
A. Sun. Dry. S-Au. 130 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 205
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COSMOS BIPINNATUS
Cosmos Mixed
Hundreds of large, single, crimson, soft pink and white flowers
on tall plants. Wonderful colour maker that lights up everything,
flowering constantly from summer until stopped by frostcontinuing through winter in warm areas. Incredibly tolerant of
infertile soils. H1 m plus.
A. Sun. Dry. S-Au. 150 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50, 20 grams $18.00 Code 200
DELPHINIUM AJACIS
Rocket Larkspur
Larkspurs are delightful, easy to grow favourites,
found naturalising in many cottage gardens.
Tightly compact, pink, white and deep blue,
spurred blossoms on tall, narrow spikes. Sow
in well drained soils in autumn or early spring.
Caution: Seeds & leaves are poisonous. 80 cm
COSMOS BIPINNATUS
Cosmos White
Pure white selection of the above. An outstanding background
plant that will bloom all summer, even under heat and humidity.
Fill up your borders with this fast growing annual, but don’t apply
any fertiliser as this can cause straggly plants. H1m
A. Sun. Dry. S-Au. 150 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50 Code 201
DIANTHUS BARBATUS
Sweet William
A close relative of the carnation family, Sweet
Williams are old favourites. Brilliant flowers are
fringed with red, pink or violet petals. This
fragrant perennial will often bloom 60-90 days
after sowing. Try it in moist, well drained soil. In
hot climates plant in shade & water well. 30 cm
A. Sun/Sh. S. 330 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, B. Sun/Sh. S. 960 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00,
10 grams $10.50 Code 210
10 grams $10.50 Code 215
CYNOGLOSSUM AMABILE
Chinese Forget-me-not
A well known cottage garden plant with grey-green, downy leaves
and turquoise blue, forget-me-not style clusters of single flowers.
Quick and easy to grow, hardy and trouble-free. Seeds very freely.
A wonderful colour maker in any garden border. H30-40 cm
B. Sun/Sh. Dry. Sp-S. 190 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50 Code 207
DIMORPHOTHECA AURANTIACA
African Daisy
A hardy South African daisy known as Star of the
Veldt. Beautiful shades of apricot, yellow and
white. A wonderful filler for borders and edges.
Sown in spring it produces extravagant colour
very soon after sowing. Autumn sown seeds will
flower in winter in warm climates or early spring
in cooler areas. 30 cm.
A. Sun. Dry. Sp-S. 550 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 220
ECHINACEA PURPUREA
Purple Coneflower
Inhabitant of the prairies of the southern USA.
Large, light purple petals surround a red-orange,
coned centre. Neither heat nor drought will halt
their prolific display. Excellent cut flower lasting
5-7 days. A stunning herb used medicinally
for centuries - the roots and seeds are said to
stimulate the immune system. 90 cm
P. Sun/Sh. Dry. S. 250 seeds/gram, Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 240
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ESCHSCHOLZIA CAESPITOSA
Dwarf Californian Poppy
Californian native, not so common as the orange
form below. Grows to 20 cm and has tiny,
yellow, cup-shaped flowers over feathery grey
foliage. Self seeds well. Is useful in borders &
rock gardens but simply glorious when planted
large drifts. Recommended.
ESCHSCHOLZIA CALIFORNICA
Californian Poppy
This is the undisputed king of California
wildflowers. Its lustrous orange-yellow petals
open in the sun and close at night. With finely
divided silvery foliage it thrives in poor, sandy or
stony soils and loves the hot and dry. Self seeds
freely but easy to control. H30-40 cm.
GAILLARDIA ARISTATA
Blanket Flower
A hardy US native of the prairies with brilliant
red daisy-like flowers with yellow rims. Will take
very dry conditions but occasional watering
will extend blooming. Good for roadsides, ditch
slopes and fields as well as in dry borders.
Excellent cut flower. Seed is fluffy when
gathered. H40-50 cm
GAILLARDIA PULCHELLA
Indian Blanket
Easy and hardy this annual with large, light-red
daisies with yellow rims. Drought tolerant, ideal
for coastal areas or sand dune reclamation sites,
where it thrives in heat and full sun. A cheerful
addition to borders or meadows. Seed was used
by the North American Indians to stuff blankets.
H50 cm
GILIA CAPITATA
Globe Gilia
All through spring the stems of finely divided
leaves on this hardy Californian native plant are
topped with clusters of powder blue flowers.
Good for cutting and massing in borders and
great planted alongside Silene & Clarkia.
Excellent species on its own or mixed with
others. Easy. H30-60 cm.
GILIA TRICOLOR
Birds Eyes
Small elegant, trumpet-shaped, lavender and
white flowers with golden throats with purple
rims. A fragrant variety, fun to grow in mixtures
and also does exceptionally well in garden
borders. Does well almost anywhere in sun
with dry conditions. Fragrant native of coastal
California. H30 cm.
GYPSOPHILA ELEGANS
Baby’s Breath
Delicate clusters of single, white flowers,
somewhat larger than it’s perennial cousin
below. Excellent mixed with other wildflowers,
especially poppies and cornflowers, providing a
brilliant ice-white backdrop to brighter colours.
Great for picking - sow in spring for Christmas
flowers. H40-50 cm.
LAVATERA TRIMESTRIS
Rose Mallow
A robust and fast growing European plant with
large Hibiscus-like, single, silky ice-white and
rose-pink blooms. ‘Trimestris’ means three
months, relating to its long flowering. Good
companion to Cosmos where they will fill your
garden with endless colour. Reseeds well. H80-100 cm.
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 245
A. Sun/Sh. Dry. Sp. 2100 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 270
P. Sun. Dry. Sp-S. 640 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 250
A. Sun. Dry. Sp. 2200 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 275
P. Sun. Dry. S. 260 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 260
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 850 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 280
A. Sun. Dry. S. 330 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 265
A. Sun. S-Au. 155 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 315
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LINARIA MAROCCANA
Toadflax
A small, magical wildflower in a rainbow
of colours for a big show. Tiny, delicate,
snapdragon-like flowers glisten from short,
narrow spikes. Spectacular when heavily seeded
in large areas. One of the best annuals and one of
the first to flower. H40-50 cm
LINUM PERENNE
Blue Flax
Abundant, small sky-blue flowers in branching
clusters. Narrow leaves and slender stems make
this look delicate although it is quite hardy. Easy
from seed and blooms for many months. Great
mixed with daisies and lovely in meadows or
flower gardens. A Californian native important in
Native American folklore. H40-60 cm.
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 15000 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 320
P. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 500 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 325
LINARIA MAROCCANA
Dwarf Toadflax
Miniature snapdragon like flowers on compact,
bushy plants. Comes into bloom very quickly
and over an extended period with a profusion of
multi-coloured flowers. Ideal for bedding, rock
gardens, containers and as a cut flower. H20cm
LIMANTHES DOUNGLASII
Poached Egg Plant/ Meadow Foam
Poached Egg Plant / Meadow Foam. Highly
rewarding California native that has a mass
of charming lemon and white flowers with a
nice fragrance. It will easily and quickly spread,
creating a low-growing, shiny, carpet. Not fussy
about soil and seeds down well. H 20cm
LINANTHUS GRANDIFLORUS Mountain Phlox
A dainty and most fragrant Western US
wildflower. It has dense clusters of lilac, pink
and white funnel-shaped flowers. A constant
bloomer this low-growing flower is quick into
flower & thrives in sun or part shade. Re-seeds
easily. Plant in masses if you want to enjoy its
subtle fragrance. H30 cm
LINUM RUBRUM
Scarlet Flax
Glossy, bright scarlet, single flowers on narrow,
slender stems. Spectacular when planted in
density and has an extremely long flowering
period. A hardy European native. Lovely mixed
with blue flowers such as Cornflower or blue
Linum. H40 cm.
LINUM USITATISSIMUM
Common Blue Flax
Pretty pale blue flowers on top of tall, slender
stems. Often grown commercially for both its
fiber and its seeds (linseed), but also lovely as
a garden ornamental. Quick and easy to grow.
H75cm
LOBULARIA MARITIMA
Sweet Alyssum
Clusters of tiny, snow-white flowers. A fragrant,
compact, rapid growing species which is drought
tolerant and heat resistant with a seemingly
endless parade of blooms. A prolific self-seeder.
In mild areas this European wildflower will
bloom all season long. H20 cm
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 15000 seeds/gram.
Pkt. 2 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 321
A. Sun/Sh. S. 260 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 330
A. Sun. Sp-S. 120 seeds/gram Pkt 3 grams $4.00
Code 314
A. Sun. Sp-S. 300 seeds/gram Pkt 3 grams $4.00,
10 grams $10.50 Code 331
A. Sun. Sp-S. 1800 seeds\gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00 Code 319
A. Sun. Dry. Sp-Au. 2500 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 335
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Lupinus hartwegii nanus
Dwarf Lupine
Low, bushy growth with spikes of pink, white, blue or bicoloured
typical pea-shaped flowers on this Mexican native. Quick and
easy, this one is great for the kids to grow. Will repeat flower if
cut after first flowering and will self seed for almost continuous
flowering. H30 cm.
A. Sun. Sp-A. 55 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50
Code 339
NEMOPHILA MACULATA
Five Spot
This hardy Californian native has bright white
petals marked with ‘five spots’ of brilliant purple
- one on each petal. A prolific bloomer and low
spreading habit makes this one suitable for pots,
edges and mixtures. Will grow in damp or dry,
heavy or sandy soils - it just doesn’t seem to care!
Sow spring to autumn. H20 cm.
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-Au. 180 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 370
MALCOMIA MARITIMA
Virginia Stock
A showy plant with lilac & white cross shaped, lightly fragrant
flowers carried on slender stems. Flowers begin about 4 weeks
after sowing and continue for 6-8 weeks. Easy, fun and a good
quick bloomer. Sow from spring through to autumn. Will flower in
winter in warm areas. H20 cm.
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-Au. 2400 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50 Code 350
NIGELLA DAMASCENA
Love in a Mist - Miss Jekyll
Old fashioned flower with erect stems and finely
cut foliage. The showy bright blue flowers are
surrounded by leafy threadlike bracts. Inflated
brown seed pods with similar leafy bracts dry
well. Thrives in sunny to part shady areas where
it self-seeds freely. H40-50 cm.
A. Sun/Sh. Sp. 250 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 373
NEMOPHILA MENZIESII
Baby Blue Eyes
Everyone loves this well-named native Californian with it’s
delicate, sky-blue, cup-shaped flowers that continue to bloom
throughout spring. Looks charming spilling out of baskets and
wooden barrels. Grows well in light soils in part shade or sun but
doesn’t like hot, humid conditions. H20 cm
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 540 seeds\gram. Pkt. 3 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50 Code 365
OENOTHERA LAMARCKIANA
Evening Primrose
Light yellow flowers are borne on tall, sturdy
spikes, opening in the afternoon and closed by
morning. Great for summer colour in meadows,
roadsides, fences & difficult areas. Prefers well
drained soils. An aggressive, tough plant &
prolific seeder. H80-120 cm.
B/P. Sun. Dry. S-Au. 1900 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 375
OENOTHERA SPECIOSA
Showy Primrose
A star of the Texas wildflower group and all
round favourite. Soft pink, four-petalled flowers
with white centres, each bloom lasting just one
day. A hardy, fun and easy species to grow which
forms dense mats that bloom with spectacular,
shimmering colour. H20-40 cm.
P. Sun/Sh. Dry. Sp-S. 6600 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 380
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PAPAVER RHOEAS
Corn Poppy; Shirley Poppy
This is the famous Shirley Poppy developed in England from a
selection of specimens from the wild. Gorgeous, large, single
blooms on erect, hairy stems with a wonderful shades of white,
pink, red and bicolours. Naturalises well and one of our most
popular species. Highly recommended. H60 -80 cm.
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 7000 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50, 20 grams $18.00 Code 400
PENSTEMON DIGITALIS
White Penstemon
White to soft pink, foxglove-like flowers on
branching stalks rise above a base of lustrous
dark leaves from spring to early summer. The
tubular flowers are most attractive to butterflies
and bees. Likes a medium to dry soils. Very
easy to grow from seed. Drought tolerant. Hardy.
H90-120cm
P. Sun. Dry. Sp-S. 1400 seeds/grams. Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 423
PAPAVER RHOEAS
Soldier Poppy
Unforgettable hardly describes a mass planting of red poppies.
This is probably the world’s most popular wildflower! The single
blooms on this European annual are fire-engine red with vividly
marked black centres. Sow in autumn & spring into light soil
where it will return year after year. H60-80 cm.
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 7000 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50, 20 grams $18.00 Code 405
PENSTEMON STRICTUS
Rocky Mountain Penstemon
Tall showy spikes of intense blue-purple, tubular
flowers last for many weeks in spring & summer.
The plants will spread steadily to form large
clumps. This is one of the longest lived, most
easily grown Penstemons. A real show stopper!
Hardy.H 60-80 cm
P. Sun. Sp-S. 1200 seeds/grams. Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 420
PENSTEMON PALMERI
Wild Pink Snapdragon
This southwest US native thrives in the harshest conditions and is
a true showstopper when in bloom. The pale pink flowers have a
sweet scent and are a favorite among bumblebees. Its attractive
sage green leaves skirt the upright stems. Large and dramatic, it
is fairly easy to grow, loves hot & dry and good drainage, but can
tolerate clay quite well. Hardy. H80cm
P. Sun. Dry. Sp-S. 1200seeds/gram. Pkt 2 grams $4.00, 10 grams
$10.50 Code 421
PHACELIA CAMPANULARIA
Californian Bluebell
Rich inky-blue, flowers with long golden
stamens - one of natures most extravagant
shades of blue. Of course it is drought resistant,
but responds to normal rainfall and watering,
forgetting all about its Californian desert home.
A treat, especially when sown with white
Gypsophila H20 cm
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 425
PHACELIA TANACETIFOLIA
Purple Tansy
Fragrant flowers with lavender petals and
long stamens radiating outwards giving a
lacy appearance. Finely cut foliage on this
hardy European species. This plant will attract
beneficial insects into your garden. We use it in
our Pollinator Mix. Easy. Reseeds freely. H80 cm. A. Sun. Sp-S. 500 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 430
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RATIBIDA COLUMNIFERA
Mexican Hat
An upright native American species. Dainty
flowers with central cones surrounded by
drooping red and yellow petals. These cute 3-4
cm flowers look all the world like a Mexican
sombrero. Drought resistant plants suited for hot
or humid climates. A true delight. H60 cm.
RUDBECKIA AMPLEXICAULIS
Clasping Coneflower
A hardy American annual with black, coneshaped heads surrounded by bright yellow,
drooping rays of petals, all turning slightly
inwards. Loves full sun but will tolerate moist
soils. Self seeds freely and is good cut flower.
H50 cm.
RUDBECKIA HIRTA
Black Eyed Susan
An American wildflower seen throughout that
country with it’s characteristic large brown,
domed flower centres surrounded by bright
yellow rays of petals. Thrives in clay to sandy soil.
and loves hot and dry conditions. Very easy and
a major colour-maker in borders or meadows.
H70 cm
RUDBECKIA HIRTA
Gloriosa daisy
Large yellow and mahogany-red daisies on
branched stems. These plants will flower all
summer until first frosts. Gloriosa daisies are a
tetraploid selection which means that they are
strong and vigorous. Hardy plants for dry areas.
A fabulous plant for meadow colour and for
picking. H80-90 cm
SILENE ARMERIA
Catchfly; None-So-Pretty
A favourite with children and a species that
thrills first time wildflower gardeners with it’s
prolific, foolproof bloom. It has gorgeous bright,
rose-pink clusters of small flowers in only about
6-8 weeks after germination. ‘Catchfly’ refers to
the plant’s sticky sap - the flowers do not attract
or catch flies. Seeds freely. H20-30 cm
SILENE PENDULA
Nodding Catchfly
Pale pink flowers in loose clusters on upright
stems. Grow in ordinary garden situations,
borders or rockeries – loves to spill over walls
and garden edges. A quick growing compact
plant from the Mediterranean. Sow spring to
autumn - we have it flowering here all winter.
H30 cm
TAGETES PATULA
French Marigold
Actually from Mexico, marigolds have been
grown for years as companion plants in the
veggie or herb garden. Not only do they keep
away pests but they will really brighten up the
area. Brown-crimson or yellow flowers above
deeply cut foliage. Easy all year around. Seeds
down well. H20-30 cm
VIOLA CORNUTA (TRICOLOR)
Johnny Jump Up
Cheeky little plant from the Pyrenees with
cheerful purple, yellow and white ‘faces’. Likes a
rich, well drained soil in light shade where it will
happily colonise. This is the parent of so many of
the pansies we see about today, mostly due to its
ability to produce various colours in one flower.
H10-15 cm.
B/P. Sun. Dry S-Au. 1700 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 435
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 9800 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 460
A. Sun/Sh. Dry S-Au. 1700 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 445
A/B. Sun Sp-Au. 1300 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 461
A/P. Sun. Dry. S-Au. 2200 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 450
A. Sun. Sp-Au. 280 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 470
A/B. Sun. Dry. S-Au. 1500 seeds/gram. Pkt. 3
grams $4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 451
A/P. Sh. Sp-S. 800 seeds/gram. Pkt. 2 grams
$4.00, 10 grams $10.50 Code 485
Garden Flower Varieties
These flowers have been bred or selected for their excellence in colour, form or fragrance. Most have been chosen
for their ease to grow, many are descendants from our wildflowers. They may require just a little more help to
get them growing before they burst forth with powerful colour.
Hollyhocks
Hollyhock - Summer Carnival
Magnificent, tall growing plants with double flowers in colours from reds
to pinks through to oranges and yellows. Try mixing these classic cottage
garden plants with Cosmos or Lavatera for a grand garden back drop.
Outstanding 150 cm high plants that will flower in first year if sown early.
Hollyhock - Ebony Towers
These enchanting deep, maroon-black flowers seem to rebel against nature
– just like rock stars of the plant world! A superb, elegant backdrop for the
perennial garden. H150 cm.
Hollyhock Indian Spring
The quintessential cottage garden flower. Old-fashioned, single to semidouble flowers in wonderful shades of pale yellow, soft pink and deep rose.
Will bloom first year if sown early. H150 cm
Hollyhock - Marjorette Dwarf
For smaller gardens try these truly dwarf hollyhocks. They produce tight
clusters of fluffy, fully double flowers on bushy plants just 60 cm high. Full
colour range.
90 seeds $4.00 Code 1123
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Growing
Seed is
Easy
ALCEA ROSEA A/P. Sun. S.
90 seeds $4.00 Code 1120
A: Annual, B: Biennial, P: Perennial
Sun: Full sun, Sh: Semi shade,
Sun/Sh: Sun or semi shade,
Dry: Low rainfall or dry, sandy soil.
Sp: Flowers in Spring, S: Flowers in
Summer, Au: Flowers in Autumn
Photos are a guide only.
Seed Counts are approximate.
Note: Larger quantities of most
species are available on request.
50 seeds $4.00 Code 1121
90 seeds $4.00 Code 1122
• M
ost garden flower seeds are best
started indoors in trays or pots using
the following steps.
• Sow from early Spring to Autumn.
Don’t sow in cold winter conditions.
• Fill trays with potting or seed raising
mix to rim, lightly firm and moisten.
• Sprinkle seeds thinly. Cover larger
seeds with a layer of mix twice the
seed size. Don’t cover fine seed.
Gently water.
• Place in a propagator or cover trays
with a plastic bag to retain moisture
and keep an even temperature.
• Put in light airy place out of direct
sunlight.
• Remove bag when seeds have
germinated.
• Don’t let trays dry out.
• Harden off plants by placing them
outside for a few days before
planting.
• When large enough thin or
transplant to the garden.
• Some seeds, like sunflowers and
sweet peas, can be grown direct into
the garden.
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AMBEROA MOSCHATA
Sweet Sultan
This is an easily grown, cottage garden favourite. It is a bushy plant
with deeply cut leaves and bears lovely fluffy, sweet-scented,
white pink and mauve flowers in summer. Closely related to
cornflowers. H 60-80cm.
AMNI VISNAGA
Queen Anne’s Lace - Green Mist NEW
The kissing cousin to Queen Anne’s Lace but is greener and fuller. It
has wonderful, feathery, greenish-white flowers that compliment
any colour scheme in the vase or the garden. Green Mist is a
wonderful bouquet filler with a fern-like look. H.100cm
A Sun. S. 500 seeds $4.00 Code 1136
A. Sun. S. 200 seeds $4.00 Code 1135
AQUILEGIA – Columbine
McKana Giants
Gracefully formed, large, long-spurred, fairy-like
flowers in mixed colours. Flowers are held high
above the fern like foliage. A woodland species
that prefers rich soil and partial shade where
you will enjoy the old-fashioned charm. Pre Chill
seeds by placing in fridge for 1 week. H60-80cm
P Sun/Sh. Sp. 100 seeds $4.00 Code 1132
CALLISTEPHUS CHINENSIS
Aster Crego Mix
This beautiful heirloom Aster is a favourite cut
flower, noted for its strong stems and brightly
coloured flowers. The large flowers have
distinctly curled flower petals, making them
really stand out. Very handsome and vigorous.
H30-40cm
A. Sun/Sh. S-Au. 1000 seeds $4.00 Code 1141
CLEOME HASSLERANA
Spider Flower
Longtime favourite of cottage gardens
because of its attractive foliage and flowers
and its ability to take summer heat. Fastgrowing plants attract beneficial insects
and butterflies into the garden. Its flowering
stalks are crowded with whiskery, spiderlike, white, pink, or purple flowers. H150cm
A . Sun . Su/Au 400 seeds $4.00 Code 1144
ANTIRRHINUM
Snapdragon Antiquity Mix NEW
A new, scented variety that produces a profusion of two-tone
flowers in a mix of dazzling shades of pink, red, coral and white.
Nice dwarf, bushy habit with outstanding garden performance
ideal for larger containers or garden borders. Ideal for attracting
bees to the garden. H25-30cm
CAMPANULA MEDIUM
Canterbury Bells; Cup and Saucer
Large bell-shaped flowers in a shades of
pink, purple, blue and white. Each flower is
surrounded by a calyx, rather like a saucer. A
superb plant for the back of the border, perfect to
grow with Foxgloves or Delphiniums. Superb as a
cut flower. H75-90cm
B. Sun/Sh. Su 200 seeds $4.00 Code 1142
A. Sun. S-Au. 50 seeds - $4.00 Code 1162
CENTAUREA CYANUS
Cornflower Midget Blue
Compact mounds covered in vivid sky-blue
flowers, rather like a ball of colour. Lower and
neater than any others. Nice for rock gardens,
front of a border or pots where they are perfect
for mingling with other plants. Easy to grow and
full of bloom at 25cm – 30cm high
A. Sun. Sp/S 300 seeds $4.00 Code 1139
COSMOS BIPINNATUS
Picotee
The carefree daisy-like white flowers look
as though they have been dipped in rosy
pink paint. The flowers dance happily
above lacy foliage. Easy to grow - scatter
at random in the flower border. Excellent
when picked for the vase. H110cm
A. Sun. S-Au 300 seeds $4.00 Code 1266
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COSMOS BIPINNATUS
Seashells
Very distinctive with petals that curl upward at
the edges making the appearance of a tube, like
a fluted seashell around a button-like centre.
The range of pastel colours includes pink, rose,
white and carmine. Plant where it can easily be
seen. H.100cm
A. Sun. S-Au 100 seeds $4.00 Code 1269
CRAZY COSMOS MIX
Bright crazy colour all the way! Try this mix
of dazzling cosmos –they are sure to blast
colour into your garden throughout the season.
H60-90cm
A. Sun. S. 500 seeds $4.00 Code 1275
DELPHINIUM CONSOLIDA
Larkspur – Dwarf Hyacinth Mix
Gorgeous double flowering spikes are extra
dwarf and early to bloom. Colour shades of
blue, lilac, violet and white. Excellent for smaller
gardens and equally as beautiful as their taller
cousins. Great cut flowers too. H50 cm.
A. Sun. Sp/S. 300 seeds $4.00 Code 1288
DELPHINIUM CULTORUM
Delphinium – Pacific Giants
Traditional flower of country and cottage
gardens. Well formed flowers in mixed colours
with black or white bees (centre of each flower)
that smother the long and sturdy stems. Put
them into sheltered areas and remember to stake
them. H150 cm
P. Sun. Sp-S. 75 seeds $4.00 Code 1290
NEW
NEW
DELPHINIUM CULTORUM
Delphinium Pacific Giants – Galahad
Spires of pure white flowers arise from clumps
of deeply-lobed, rich green foliage. The spurred,
semi-double flowers are densely packed on very
tall stems and have small white central tufts of
stamens known as bees.
P. Sun. Sp-S. 75 seeds $4.00 Code 1291
DIANTHUS CHINENSIS
China Pink Single Mix
This showy perennial with green, grass-like
DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS
Carnation - Super Chabaud Mix
foliage has single, mixed colour flowers with
Outstanding variety with fragrant, deeply
fringed edges. The 3-4cm wide flowers are
fringed, double flowers on strong stems. The best produced singly or in small clusters from spring
choice for cut flowers in shades of red, rose, pink, until early summer. Dianthus means ‘divine
yellow & white. Very uniform in growth, habit
flower’ and ‘Pink’ comes from the old English
and flowering time. H50-60cm
work ‘pyken’, to cut or notch. H30-40cm
P. Sun. Sp/Su. 85 seeds $4.00 Code 1300
P. Sun. Sp/Su. 85 seeds $4.00 Code 1301
DIANTHUS HYBRIDUS
Rainbow Loveliness
A beautiful heirloom with lacy flower petals and
an intoxicating fragrance. The mounding plants
are topped with heavily fringed, white, pink
and mauve flowers. Some are bicolored with
contrasting eyes. Blooms the first year when
started indoors. Wonderful for an old-fashioned
cottage garden or perennial border. H45cm
P. Sun/Sh. Sp/Su. 1500 seeds $4.00 Code 1293
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Foxgloves
DIGITALIS PURPUREA
Foxglove - Tall Regency Mix
Foxgloves bring a wild majestic grace into the
garden growing happily in a sunny or lightly
shaded setting. Tall spikes in a wide range of
colours all with blotches in their throats. Will
self-sow with enthusiasm. H120 cm
B. Sun/Sh. S. 800 seeds $4.00 Code 1310
Foxglove - Pure White
Perfect plants for a woodland garden. Tall,
majestic spires are both distinctive and highly
attractive. Like the Regency Mix they like a
cool root run, will seed down for you and make
wonderful cut flowers. H120 cm
B. Sun/Sh. S. 200 seeds $4.00 Code 1311
If you love poppies and the soft, bushy habit of Californian poppies
then here are some options for you. All have fine filigree, silver foliage,
are easy to grow (of course) and love hot, sunny, sandy or stony
conditions. The flowers will close on cloudy days but their glowing
beauty on sunny days makes them well worth the wait! H.30-35 cm.
(a) Brilliant Mix
Pink, cream, lemon,
yellow and light and
dark orange single
flowers.
1000 seeds $4.00
5000 seeds $10.50
Code 1350
(b) White Linen
Dreamy, creamy
white, single flowers.
1000 seeds $4.00
5000 seeds $10.50
Code 1351
GYPSOPHILA ELEGANS
Deep Carmine
DIGITALIS x MERTONENSIS
Our white form of Gypsophila is one of our most
Foxglove - Summer King
loved wildflowers, so we were delighted to once
Strawberry foxglove. Graceful stalks bearing
again obtain this deep pink version. It has tiny,
very large, slightly fuzzy, strawberry-rose flowers single, open faced flowers on elegant stems, is
with darker markings on the inside. Easily grown, great for cutting and will no doubt become a
this is an eye catching border plant and lovely for firm favourite in your garden. H.40 cm
floral arrangements. H90cm
A. Sun. Sp-S. 850 seeds/gram Pkt 3 grams $4.00
P. Sun/Sh. S. 100 seeds $4.00 Code 1320
Code 1380
Californian Poppies
ESCHSCHOLZIA CALIFORNICA A/P. Sun. Dry. Sp-S.
(c) Mikado
Dark, , mahogany-red,
single flowers
1000 seeds $4.00
5000 seeds $10.50
Code 1356
(d) Mission Bells
Double & semi-double
flowers in dazzling
shades of scarlet, gold,
pink and white. Sow
these brilliant jewels
in the garden, wild
meadows or pots Very
easy to grow from seed,
hardy & drought tolerant.
1000 seeds $4.00
5000 seeds $10.50
Code 1361
(e) Ballerina Mix
Single and semi-double, satiny flowers with
crimped petals rather like little ballerina
dancers. A real sweetie that will love to dance
in your flower garden. Mixed colours, blooms
profusely, easy to grow and will self-sow.
1000 seeds $4.00 5000 seeds $10.50 Code 1359
Sunflowers
HELIANTHUS ANNUS A. Sun. Dry. S-Au.
(a) Sunflower Giant Russian
Sunshine in the sky - the most well
known variety reaching 2m or more.
For really big flowers trim off buds to
leave just one or two. A fun plant for
kids to grow and the seeds make a
tasty snack!
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1400
(b) Sunflower Sunrich Gold
The number one cut flower sunflower
in the world. Golden yellow flowers
with black centres on single stems.
Takes only 70 days to bloom and
pollen-less means no mess indoors on
the furniture. H60-90 cm
NEW
GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA
Baby’s Breath Double Snowflake
Hundreds of pretty double and semi-double
dainty white flowers smother the branching
stems throughout summer to autumn. A popular
cut flower for use fresh or in dried arrangements.
An airy, upright growth habit and long time
favourite. H60-80cm
100 seeds $4.00 P. Sun. S-Au. Code 1381
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1403
Growing tip – sunflowers are best sown in spring to early summer
and grown direct into the garden where they will flower.
(c) Sunflower Moulin Rouge
The ultimate red-hot sunflower and
one of the most popular. Moulin
Rouge produces excellent red flowers
with dark branching stems. Great for
cutting. H150cm.
25 seeds $4.00 Code 1405
(d) Sunflower Dwarf Teddy
Bear
Big, double, fluffy teddy bear of a
flower. A real eye-catcher in the
border, looks good in containers and is
a must for its long lasting, impressive
appearance in a vase. Irresistible and
just the right height for kids to enjoy.
H40 cm.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1401
IMPATIENS WALLERIANA
Expo Red
Dwarf Busy Lizzie. Reliable, modern, free
flowering selection with bright red flowers on
IBERIS UMBELLATA
Candytuft Dwarf Fairy Mix
compact plants. Very weather resistant. Sure to
Add an old-fashioned charm to your garden with brighten up a part shady corner but will take
these lovely flowers in candy-coloured shades of sunshine as well. Ideal to mingle in pots where
pink, lavender and white. These cute flowers look they will flower and flower all summer long.
really cheerful in the garden or in pots. H30cm
H20cm
NEW
300 seeds $4.00 Code 1416
A . Sun/sh. Su/Au 50 seeds $4.00 Code 1415
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NEW
(e) Sunflower Music Box
A fine strain of dwarf sunflower that
has a branching, uniform habit. Lots
of large, dark-centred flowers in a
range of bright colours from cream to
yellow and mahogany including some
lovely bicolours. H70cm
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1414
IPOMOEA TRICOLOR
Morning Glory - Blue Star
Large, powder-blue flowers are marked with an
exquisite, five-pointed blue star shooting out
from its central, white throat. Masses of blooms
cover a 2-3m vine from mid-summer to frost.
Beautiful, easy to grow climber ideal to cover a
fence or trellis.
A. Sun. S-Au. 90 seeds $4.00 Code 1421
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Lupins
LOBULARIA MARITIMA
Alyssum Easter Bonnet Mix
A delicate carpet of tiny flowers in soft, cool colours
and a subtle, sweet fragrance. Its tidy, compact and
slightly creeping habit makes it ideal for edging,
filling gaps and perfect for containers. Very early
flowering and easy to grow. H 10-20cm
A. Sun. Sp-Au 200 seeds $4.00 Code 1531
LUPINUS POLYPHYLLUS
Lupin - Dwarf Minarette Mix
Grown for their brilliant display of colorful
sweet-pea shaped flowers. Short spikes of
LUPINUS POLYPHYLLUS
Lupin - Russell Red
plain and bicolour blooms are perfect for
Tall graceful spikes with vivid red flowers.
small gardens or for the front of garden
Single colour varieties are uncommon so here’s beds. Excellent cut flowers with a spicy
a chance to co-ordinate your garden beds. They fragrance. Wonderful cottage garden
make excellent background plants and will be additions, especially when planted in
P. Sun. S. 150 seeds $4.00 500 seeds $10.50 highlight in any summer garden. H90cm
clumps. H50-60cm
LUPINUS POLYPHYLLUS
Lupin - Russell Mix
Lupin flowers are shaped like pea flowers and
are carried in dense slender spikes. This variety
is the result of a series of selections going back
to the 20th century. Most of the wild lupins
in the South Island are derived from this same
selection. Wide colour range. H90 cm
Code 1520
Poppies
PAPAVER COMMUTATUM
Ladybird Poppy
Always a show stopper. Very similar
to our wonderful Soldier Poppy but
much smaller and tidier growth habit.
Bright scarlet single poppy flowers
with black blotches. Great for smaller
gardens. H30-50 cm
A. Sun. Sp-S. 250 seeds $4.00
Code 1620
P. Sun. S. 150 seeds $4.00 Code 1532
P. Sun. S. 150 seeds $4.00 Code 1533
Hot Tip - Chip seeds with nail clippers or soak in warm water overnight prior to sowing.
For an easily grown splash of colour, few flowers can equal Poppies for their
flowers produced in profusion throughout spring and summer.
PAPAVER NUDICAULE
Iceland Poppy
Artist’s Glory
Irresistible flowers look like crinkled
sheer silk and come in a wide colour
range. The foliage forms clumps
that send up sturdy stems topped
with fragrant blooms. Best sown in
autumn or early spring. Wonderful cut
flowers - cut while in bud and sear the
stems. H40 cm.
A. Sun. Sp 250 seeds $4.00
Code 1625
PAPAVER ORIENTALE
Oriental Poppy - Pizzicato Mix
Semi-dwarf perennial with large,
fluffy, crepe-papery red, orange,
salmon, mauve and pink flowers.
Incredibly profuse with strong stems
that can withstand windy sites. They
like a dry well drained soil. H60cm
P. Sun. Sp-S. 100 seeds $4.00
Code 1633
PAPAVER PEONIFLORUM
Peony Poppy Double Mix
These are often regarded as the
most beautiful of summer flowers.
Abundant, full double flowers up to 10
cm wide with crinkled petals in black,
pink, purple, scarlet, white & yellow.
Large blue-grey leaves. H90 cm
A. Sun. S. 100 seeds $4.00
Code 1635
PAPAVER RHOEAS
Shirley Poppy Double
Large double blooms like crumpled
tissue paper. This mix of has flowers
in pastel shades of pink, raspberry,
red and scarlet suffused cream as well
as some bicolors. Gorgeous poppies
reminiscent of yesteryear. Easy to grow
lots of them. H60 cm.
A. Sun. Sp-S 1500 seeds $4.00
Code 1650
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RESEDA ODORATA
Sweet Mignonette
It is doubtful if there is any plant so universally
PETUNIA
Double Red Pirouette
known or better liked for its intense spicy
Very impressive fully double blooms swirled in
fragrance than mignonette. Widely grown for its
red shades with contrasting white ruffled edges. spiky flower clusters of greenish flowers with a
The large blooms blanket compact, robust plants reddish-white fringe. Mignonette was popular in
- superb for hanging baskets or planters. They
Victorian times and is a cottage favourite still. It
flower for a long season, impervious to heat and can be grown in pots and windowsills or direct
adverse weather. H30cm
into the garden border. H30cm
A. Sun. S-A. 50 seeds $4.00 Code 1677
TAGETES PATULA
Marigold - Naughty Marietta
Named after a 1935 movie, Naughty Marietta
has lovely, rich golden-yellow flowers with
maroon blotches and deeply divided aromatic
leaves. Very easy to grow from and flowers
profusely and continuously from spring to frost.
H30cm
A. Sun. Sp-Au. 500 seeds $4.00 Code 1744
A. Sun/Sh S. 2000 seeds $4.00 Code 1690
TROPAEOLUM NANUM
Nasturtium - Peach Melba & Alaska
Mix
Peachy-yellow flowers with raspberry red centres
plus mixed colour flowers with cream and green
variegated leaves all float above lily pad shaped
leaves. Excellent for kitchen gardens - use the
young leaves, buds & flowers in salads. Compact
style good for borders or pots. H20-30cm
A. Sun/Sh. Sp-A. 30 seeds $4.00 Code 1773
SALVIA HORMINUM
Clary Sage – White Swan
Particularly attractive spikes of white, whorled
flowers with showy white bracts with delicate
green veins. Will stand out beautifully in any
border. Cut spikes are great fresh or dried. Easy to
grow, sow-and-forget variety. Attracts bees and
butterflies. H40cm
A. Sun. Sp/Su 50 seeds $4.00 Code 1707
SCABIOSA ATROPURPUREA
Imperial Mix
Bright, double, pincushion flowers in shades of
lavender, pink, maroon and white, making a truly
magnificent statement all summer. The large
flowers are great for picking, attract butterflies
and bring elegance and drama to the garden.
H 80-100cm
VISCARIA OCULATA Rose of Heaven
Thought by many to be the most beautiful
VINCA Mediterranean Mix
annual. Very easy to grow from seed, this
Beautiful trailing plants so many flowers they
olde-world variety is regaining popularity for
will almost cover a basket or pot. Large, bright
its consistent flowering in spring and summer.
flowers in shades of pink, lilac, white & apricot. Without a doubt, a stunning beauty with pastel
An outstanding performer that can cope with dry flowers on upright stems that wave in the
summer conditions. H10-15cm x 50-70cm wide breeze. H35cm
A. Sun. Sp-S. 200 seeds $4.00 Code 1811
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Pansies
VIOLA TRICOLOR : A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S. 15-20 cm Growing tip - removing the spent flowers will put energy into producing
new buds instead of seeds, giving an ongoing display of flowers!
Viola
Angel Tiger Eyes
A very striking, inky lacework of
veining etched across a golden
background – sure to catch your eye
Pansy Swiss Giants Mix
from across the garden. Undaunted by
Colour up your pots and borders with cold weather, can take heat well and
these large faces with a charm all their they beat all other Violas into bloom
own. Old fashioned variety, easy and by several weeks - perfect for colour
reliable.
from early autumn into late spring.
90 seeds $4.00 Code 1782
25 seeds $4.00 Code 1780
Zinnias
Viola
Penny White Blotch
Pure white flowers with small black
blotches and a tiny yellow eye. They
have a compact and uniform habit
and excellent cold and heat tolerance.
A multitude of large rounded flowers
on mounded plants, make a superb
show in any garden or container.
25 seeds $4.00 Code 1791
Pansy Frizzle Sizzle Mix
Cheerful and unique flowers quite
unlike other pansies. The large flowers
are completely ruffled along the
edges and set atop short but sturdy
stems. A colourful mix of bold, bright
colours each with the central dark
blotch. Perfect in borders, containers
and baskets.
25 seeds $4.00 Code 1794
NEW
Pansy Frizzle Sizzle Raspberry
Stylish ruffled, raspberry pink flowers
with a central dark blotch. The large
flowers are completely ruffled along
the edges and set atop short but
sturdy stems. Flowers from Autumn
to Spring and sometimes Summer.
H15cm
25 seeds $4.00 Code 1796
Zinnias are easy to grow and bloom quickly to fill your garden or patio with colour all summer.
They keep blooming all through a hot season and make wonderful cut flowers. A. Sun. S-Au.
NEW
Zinnia Razzle Dazzle Mix
Large blooms and bright green foliage. Plants will create an
elegant statement in the border and when planted in mass
groupings the effect is lovely. Long stems are well-branched and
make superb cut flowers. A dazzling mix of red, white & pink
Zinnias. Fantastic in groups. H100cm 300 seeds $4.00 Code 1803
Zinnia Green Envy
Exciting and unique, chartreuse-green, semi-double flowers with
contrasting dark green leaves. Ideal for a semi-shaded sheltered
garden with each flower 10-15cm wide. They make a dramatic
display and look as sensational in the garden as they do in the
vase. H90cm
100 seeds $4.00 Code 1804
NEW
Zinnia
Lilliput Mix
One of most popular Zinnias that is famous for its abundance of
pompom like flowers in bright colours. Grows quickly and flowers
heavily all summer long. Bees and butterflies love the bright
flowers. H50cm
200 seeds $4.00 Code 1805
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40 Sweet Peas
Growing tip – Sweet peas are best sown direct into the garden in autumn or spring. Plants sown in early
spring may be a bit smaller but will still produce good flowers. Soak seeds over night to aid germination.
Pop them against a trellis or fence in a sunny area and savour the fragrance. Height 1.8-2m
Sweet Pea - Cupid Pink
Bushy dwarf form ideal for
containers and borders.
Rose-pink and white,
fragrant flowers smother the
plants- you’ll just love it! Can
withstand heat and drought
well. Best sown in small
20 seeds $4.00 100 seeds $12.00 20 seeds $4.00 100 seeds $12.00 20 seeds $4.00 100 seeds $12.00 20 seeds $4.00. 100 seeds $12.00 groups. H30cm
Sweet Pea
Heirloom Mix
A vibrant and striking mix of
heirloom varieties. Everything
from dark to lighter shades plus
stripes and bicolours, all with
that old fashioned intoxicating
fragrance.
Sweet Pea - Royal Mix
One of the finest sweet pea
mixes. Fragrant flowers are
borne on long stems, making
them unsurpassed cut flowers.
Best of the modern climbing
types in a wide colour range,
flowering all summer long.
Sweet Pea - Bijou Mix
Small bushy plants, great for
borders or planter boxes. Large,
aromatic flowers, good colour
range, early flowering with
stems long enough for cutting.
Plant in clumps & provide
some support. H.30-45 cm
Sweet Pea - Cupani
Heirloom purple and maroon
bi-colour. Smaller sized
flowers with that original
fabulous fragrance. A reliable
heat-tolerant sweet pea that in
warm weather will flower for
longer than any others.
Code 1472
Code 1451
Code 1453
Code 1511
Hammett Sweet Peas
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1529
Sweet Pea - Strawberry
Fields
A spring flowering strain that
can flower six to eight weeks
earlier than summer strains.
This is a two tone bicolour with
dark pink standard and paler
wings.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1493
Bred here in NZ by Dr Keith Hammett.
Beautiful forms and captivating colours.
NEW
Sweet pea – Cold Steel
A new bicoloured Sweet Pea with a
near blue standard petal and white
wings. It flowers in summer and has
five large, well spaced flowers on each
long stem. Suitable for exhibition
as well as in the garden or floral art.
World first release.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1539
Sweet Pea - Signpost
A striking new lavender/pink and
white bicolour. Each stem produces
five blooms. For extended flowering
team up with High Society which will
flower before these.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1536
Sweet Pea - Enchanté
A superb tricolour which has large
pink and mauve coloured petals
fading onto a cream background.
Very colourful flowers with a good
fragrance. A vigorous climber to cover
a trellis or fence.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1516
Sweet Pea – Kaleidoscope
The best and most varied sweet pea
mix from Dr Hammett’s incredible
range. Ideal for trellis or fence.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1522
Sweet Pea – Lunar Sea
Pure cream wavy flowers, five to six
on a stem. Moderate sized flowers,
highly floriferous. An excellent colour
to blend with others or to simply enjoy
its own rich colour.
20 seeds $4.00 Code 1473
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