Name: Drought Resistant Wildflower Mix
Native / Introduced: Native & Introduced
Highlights: 
~Use in most of the western United States
~Saves water
~Used as a pollinator
~Beautification in low rainfall areas
~For low maintenance landscaping
Height: 1 - 5 feet
Sun or Shade: Full sun and partial shade
Lifecycle: Annual & Perennial
Planting Seed Rate:
~9-16 lbs/acre
~4-6 oz/1,000 sq. foot
Estimated Seeds Per Pound: Approximately 381,000
Optimal Planting Season: Fall
Planting Depth: 1/8 - 1/4 inch
Stratification Required: Cold stratify if not planting in the fall
Category: Wildflower Mixes
 
Description: Our Drought Resistant Wildflower Mix is a stunning collection of wildflowers consisting of both annual and perennial wildflower species. Each species is carefully selected to require as little maintenance and water as possible while maintaining striking blossoms all season. While this mix does require a regular watering schedule, especially in the early weeks of establishment, it is thoughtfully designed to thrive with reduced water requirements.
 
The actual species used in the mix may vary slightly from one season to another.
 
Wildland Seed takes pride in providing wildflower mixtures free from any additives or fillers, ensuring maximum seed content for every dollar invested.
 
If you are interested in planting a small amount of grass with this mix, we recommend a small bunch grass such as Sheep Fescue.
 
Not designed for the Mohave or Sonoran Deserts.
 
Perennials: Western Yarrow, Lupine species, Primrose, Penstemon species, Globemallow species,  Blanket Flower, Prairie Coneflower, Mexican Hat, Blue Flax, Showy Goldeneye, Desert Bluebell
 
Annuals: Indian Blanket, Rocky Mountain Beeplant, Plains Tall Coreopsis, Bachelor Button, Mexican Poppy, Scarlet Flax, Sulphur Cosmos
 
Photo Credit: Rob Bertholf and T.D. Lucas