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Things to know
Sunlight requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Bloom time: Spring to Summer
Planting instructions: For best results direct sow seeds onto the surface of weed-free soil. Seeds can be sown into existing turf grass but germination rates will be significantly reduced and timing will also be delayed.
When to sow: Early fall to early spring
Perennial wildflower species (55%):
Western Yarrow, Large-Leaved Lupine, Riverbank Lupine, Heal All, Lewis Flax
Annual wildflower species (45%):
Globe Gilia, Farewell to Spring, Baby Blue Eyes, Douglas Meadowfoam
Additional Info:
Please use this product responsibly. We’ve created our seed shaker to add native wildflowers to areas that would otherwise be bare, unused or for public property. Please avoid sowing on individuals private property or lawns.
We’ve filled our seed shakers with a mix of species specifically chosen for their ability to work through existing vegetation. However, for best results we recommend you try to sow seeds directly to exposed soil.
Be patient if you’re overseeding into existing vegetation. Progress can be slow due to the seeds working their way down to the soil.
Tips for Guerrilla Gardening
Location is key: Look for neglected or abandoned land: vacant lots, curb strips, alley edges, underused park corners. Look for sheltered spots near tree trunks, lamp posts or other permanent fixtures.
Timing: Planting in the fall or early in spring will ensure the seedlings get plently of water and have a chance to get established.
Stagger your seeding: Revisit your seeded locations and add additional seed periodically to increase your chances of success.
Divide and Conqure: Try multiple locations. There are a lot of things that can go wrong when Guerrilla gardening. The more locations you try the better the odds you’ll get one to stick.
Wild Spaces Land Care is a Vancouver-based company focused on highlighting the importance of gardening with native species. We want to bring more attention to our native flora and make the plants more accessible to local gardeners. We source our seeds from high-quality suppliers around the PNW and ensure high quality seeds and high industry standards for germination rates.