Flower Seeds

A very useful climbing annual vine for training on fences, trellises or for use in hanging planters and window boxes where they can trail down. Flowers are a mix of orange, yellow or white - all with a black centre. A very pretty effect!

This tree is often used in the live potted Christmas tree trade.  This evergreen is one of the most popular ornamental trees for the home landscape. This is another evergreen that deer rarely browse.

This pretty native North American plant is found throughout the southern plains areas in central Canada. Sturdy, drought tolerant colourful plants up to 1 m (3"") tall bloom from mid summer through to early fall. The flowers are a butterfly favourite.

A serviceable ground cover rather than accent plant in the garden. Also known as Missouri Evening Primrose. Plants are quite showy once established and will thrive in sunny hot areas with soil that is less than ideal.

Bred as a high density, mass planting variety for the professional gardener but we think home gardeners will want it too! Early blooming, multiple stems and large 12 to 16 cm (5-6"") flowers on deep green zonal leaf plants can't be beat.

Lilac coloured flowers open at night to emit their wonderful fragrance - it is particularly noticeable on still summer evenings or after a summer shower! Believe us when we say one flower on its own is almost enough to perfume a typical city garden.

Purple Wave Petunia Seeds (Ground Cover Type) 5985

Early blooming, multiple stems and large 12 to 16 cm (5-6"") flowers on deep green zonal leaf plants can't be beat

We've been losing our bees at an alarming rate and need to reverse the trend. You can help by sowing this attractive, beneficial mix - its full of nectar and pollen producing plants bees find irresistible!

Dense mounded clumps of blue-grey leaves that are rather stiff and needle-like, yet very attractive. Lends a nice cooling effect to the garden.

The Paradiso Coneflower Collection is an exciting blend of many different flower colours and forms. This is one of the most economical ways to increase your coneflower collection!

We have put together a specific grouping of plants with flowers in various shades of violet, blue, orange, red and white for the purpose of attracting a wide assortment of butterflies. A blend of annuals and perennials.