Flower Seed

Welcome to our selection of flower heirloom seed many of which are also organic seed.

Each Variety listed below indicates the appropriate plant hardiness zones.  Remember, hardiness zones are only rough estimate, microclimates exist depending upon degree of slope either towards or away from the sun, wind patterns etc.

If you are not certain about the plant hardiness zone in which you live,

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• Alyssum Gold

  (Alyssum Saxatile)  Perrenial   Zone 4 9   Common yellow allysum.  A lovely short edging plant, start indoors for best results.  H=4,  G=7 14, pkt.=250 Reg: $2 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Bachelors Button

  (Centaurea cyanus) Annual    Does not transplant well so sow directly in the garden as soon as you can for spring blooms.  Makes an excellent blue cut flower in the summer.    G=10-14, pkt.=200 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Bell Flower (3)
  
• Bird's Eyes

  (Gilia tricolor) A Purple lightening to white in the throat. Star shaped flower blooming in the spring. H = 12-18, G=14-21, pkt.=1000 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Bishops Flower

  (Amni Majus) A White Lace flower or Snowflake. Excellent cut flower with 3’ stems with pure white umbels. H=36, G=7–14, pkt.=100 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Black Eyed Susan

  (Rudbekia) P Lovely bright yellow daisy like flower with black centres Flowers late summer. H=30, G=7–14, pkt.=50 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Calendula

  (Calendula officinalis) Annual   Old cottage golden yellow garden flower.  Add flower petals to salad/ soup.  H=24, G=7 10, pkt.=100. Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Candytuft

  (Iberis sempervirens) P Zone®4–9, Early white flowers with green foliage. Favorite for rock gardens. H=24, pkt.=275 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Castor Bean Gibsonii

  (Ricinus) Annual    Introduced to English gardens in the 1600s.  At 6, these really fill in the back border, hide composters, etc.  Large round leaves with deep points.  Red stem & red veined foliage. All... Reg: $3.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Catchfly

  (Silene) A Beautiful upright rose pink flowers. Sow directly in the garden in the spring. Originally from the Ukraine. H=24, G=14-21, pkt.=130 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Clarkia

  (Clarkia unguiculata) A An old English favourite, start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before planting out. Good medium height planting and cut flower. Pink flowers hang on a 2’ stem. G=5–7, pkt.=1000 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Columbine (4)
  
• Coreopsis - Plains

  (Coreopsis tinctonia) P Zone®4-9 Lovely yellow daisy-like flower with a red centre does well in the mid to back of the border. Sow outdoors from April to June. H=36, G=14–20, pkt.=500 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Cosmos

  (Cosmos bipinnatus) Annual  We have heard that cosmos will deter ear-wigs when planted around corn.  If you find it to be true, please let us know.  Cosmos is a mid-summer bloomer that should be sown directly in the garden.... Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Cup & Saucer Flower

  (Campanula medium) B Zone®3–8 Another member of the campanula, or bell flower faminly, this distinctive cup and saucer shape comes in a mix of white, violet and rose. H=36 G=14-28, pkt.=1000 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• English Daisy

  (Bellis) P  Zone®4-9 Simply press seed into the soil in July or August for blooms the next year. Mulch in the fall for best results. H=6, G=7–21, pkt.=300 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• European Pasque Flower

  (Anemone, Pulsatilla vulgaris) P Zone®4-9 Violet flowers in early spring. H=8, G=30-Slow, pkt.=25 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Evening Primrose

  (Oenothera lamarckiana) P Zone®4–9 Yellow blooms in the summer on tall stalks. H=36, G=14–20, pkt.=50 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Forget-me-not

  (Myosotis sylvatica) P-B Zone®5–9, The tiny blue flowers of forget-me-nots are a favorite in our garden. H=6, G=14–20, pkt.=300 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Four O'Clock

  (Mirabilis jalapa) A Sow directly in the garden. Mixed colors on 3’ bush like plant with glossy leaves. G=7–14, pkt=40 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Foxglove

  (Digitalis Purpurea) P-B Old style foxgloves. Pink with white splotched throat, likes a shady moist spot. H=36, G=14–20, pkt.=200 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Hollyhocks (8)
  
• Indian Paintbrush

  (Castilleja) Wildcrafted Seed P Scarlet blooms on 1-2’ stems in early fall. Best sown in the fall for blooms the next year – a freeze and thaw is required. pkt.=50 Reg: $4.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Lobelia (4)
  
• Lupine

  (Lupinus perennis) P Zone®4–9 Spring and Summer flowering lupine with purple 1 – 3’ spikes. G=15–21, pkt=50 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Marigold Tangerine Gem

  (Tagetes) Annual   Lovely open orange flowers.  Good for detering bugs around the veg or for sprinkling on the salad. G=14 21, pkt=25 Reg: $2.5 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Morning Glory

  (Ipomoea) Annual     Lovely delicate Morning Glories in a light blue colour.  Will germinate quicker if you soak them over night first. G=14 21, pkt=25 Reg: $3.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Nasturtium (3)
  
• Painted Daisy

  (Chrysanthemum carinatum) A Sow outdoors in mid May Beautiful pink flowers with yellow and pink centres. G=10 – 18, pkt.=150 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Partridge Pea

  (Cassia fasciculata) A Cheery yellow flowers in late summer on 1 – 2’ stems. , pkt.=100 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Pearly Everlasting

  (Anaphalis) P Zone 3 – 8 Blooms in August with masses of small white, yellow eyed flowers which are excellent dried. H=24, G=10 – 14, pkt.=100 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Periwinkle

  (Vinca) P A request. Prostrate vine with purple flowers. Does well even in shade. H=4, G=10–14, pkt.=50 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Phlox - Mountain

  (Linanthus grandiflorus) A White/lavender flowers in spring and summer. H=12-18, G=14-21, pkt.=50 Reg: $3.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Pimpernel

  (Anagalles arvensis) A Lovely blue five-pointed star shaped flowers in summer on 6” stems. G=18-21, pkt.=100 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Pinks Maiden

  (Dianthus deltoides) P Lovely pink summer flowers. H=12, G=14–20, pkt.=100 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Poppy (3)
  
• Purple Coneflower

  (Echinacea purpurea) P Zone®3–8, Rosey purple drooping petals around a brown central cone. The lovely old free flowering variety good for the back of the garden bed as the flowers on on 3 foot stalks. G=5 – 10, pkt.=75 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Rocket Larkspur

  (Delphinium ajacis) A Sow this tall summer flowering plant with lovely blue flowers outdoors. Frequently needs staking. Needs well drained soil. H=24, G=30-slow, pkt.=100 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Roman Chamomile

  (Anthemis nobilis) P Zone 6–9 White flowers in late summer. Makes a lovely fragrant lawn. H=4,G=14–21, pkt.=1000 Reg: $4.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Sandwort

  (Arenaria montana) P Zone 4 Easy to grow with white blooms over moss-like foliage. Start indoors mid Feb. G=14 - 30, pkt.=25 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Scarlet Sage

  (Salvia coccinea) A Brilliant flowers on a 1 – 2’ spike , pkt.=50 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Soapwort

  (Saponario ocymoides) P Zone®4 – 8 Pink flowers in spring. You can actually wash with soapwort, although soap is more convenient. H=12, G=14–21, pkt=25 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Sunflower (3)
  
• Sweet Pea - Aromatic (14)
  
• Sweet Pea - Everlasting

  (Lathyrus latifolius) P Zone®5-9 Vigorous climbing vine with pink to red flowers. G=14 – 21, pkt.=20 Reg: $2.50 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Touch-me-not

  (Impatiens balsaminaceae pallida) A Wild-Crafted. Tall hairless annual with succulent stems and coarsely toothed grey-green leaves with yellow pendent flowers. Seeds pods explode when ripe & touched. Our girls call them “Don’t-Bother-Mes”. ... Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Verbena - Moss

  (Verbena tenuisecta) A Purple open flowers in spring and summer. H=12, G=14–21, pkt.=40 Reg: $2.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
  
• Wallflower (2)
  
• Yarrow (2)
  
• Zinnia (5)
  

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