Flower Seeds Seeds For Sale In Cedar Rapids

They also have a good spread, abundance of color. These are the a popular flowers to grow for home gardeners. A beautiful snapdragon mix of dwarf flowers! Fairy Bouquet spurred snapdragon, aka Toadflax does not grow like its relative the buttercup and...

Likes full sun and mild to cool weather. Use fresh Fennel leaves in salads, with eggs, fish and sauces! Florence fennel has a bulbous stem can be steamed, grilled or served raw, like celery with a delicate anise aroma.

The perennial foxglove. This vigorous, heavy-blooming plant delights with large blooms in deep pink. The Strawberry Digitalis is the longest lived foxglove on the market today.

It's easy to grow and requires little to no maintenance. This mix is great for adding color to sunny areas of gardens. The Sunny Meadow Wildflower Mix is an easy-to-use shaker bag for even seeding.

Bright orange wildflower grow well throughout the United States. Foliage is beautiful and flowers close at night and open in the morning. Despite it's name, California Poppy, grows well in hot or cold regions (annual) and is easy to establish.

Rocket Larkspur is a great cut flower and can be used in the wildlife garden to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. It can be grown in full sun or partly shaded areas and tends to be a good re-seeder.

Black Velvet Rose captures your attention with its bright rose flowers that top the attractive dark charcoal leaves, bordered with a narrow strip of green. A high bud count ensures continuous blooming well into fall.

Bossa Nova Pink Glow Begonias look great either on their own in containers or as component in a combo. In Bossa Nova Yellow, Brilliant blooms cover lush well branched plants and offer nonstop flowering from late spring through the fall.

The newest breeding in this popular Wave spreading petunia series brings a depth of color we haven't seen before in seed petunias. Try Easy Wave Velour Red today! The Velour "sub-series" of Easy Wave's will bring you a velvety look and feel to your containers...

All are compatible by plant habit, and can be effectively sold in trays of 4" pots. Heads begin to color when temperatures reach approximately 60° F. Round-shaped solid head with wavy leaves grows uniformly on dwarf, compact plants.

Height: 8-12", 10-14" spread. This premium product is ideal for mono-containers or as a component in combos. Combo Blue is the sister of the popular, Kabloom Deep Blue that has been discontinued.

New World marigolds introduce germplasm never seen before in marigolds! Unique changing multiple flower colors are borne on one plant. Perfect for spring and early summer sales where color contrast will be at its maximum.

The interesting, globular 1-1/2" long flower heads add additional color and texture to mixed bouquets. As a cut flower, the Audray's can be sold in both wholesale and retail markets, and can be used both fresh or dried.

Nothing spells success like an early flowering, well matched series of spreading petunias! Bred for quick bench runs, finishing times for Success Pink is approximately 5 to 6 weeks for 4” pots and 8 to 9 weeks for 10” hanging baskets.

Give Tumbler Rose Impatiens a try for fantastic looking quarts, gallons, 10" or larger hanging baskets and large combination patio planters! Because of the Tumbler series' well branched mounding and trailing habit, fewer plants are needed to fill containers...

(We've listed the popular colors. A solid range of colors plus two mixes make up the core of the series. The flowers of Spring Matrix have large thick petals that help prevent blooms from flopping over which often occurs with winter/spring pansies.

Choose these bright and bold colors to build a better basket or combo without the cost of vegetative varieties. The first ever trailing Verbena series from seed.

These vibrant 4-5" sunflowers make for an especially fine cut item. Tall, branching plants allow growers to make multiple cuts. They come in shades of yellow, bronze, and red, and bloom over a long season.

Packet illustration is a guide only to the contents. Annuals selected provide nurse crops for slower growing perennials. A delightful mix of wildflowers selected for PARTIALLY shaded areas.

The large flowers bloom early on compact plants. This series combines the best of grandiflora pack performance with the unsurpassed garden performance of multifloras.

You'll not be disappointed! Extra-large, 2 to 2-1/2 in. Blooms dominate the 8-10 in. Basal-branching plants, in a blaze of showy color. Be sure to add the Diana series to your plant selection.

Their extra-large blooms on compact plants make a bold statement as the flattened large lower petals work their way up to ruffled centers. The Safari series make a superb show in packs, pots and garden displays.

This outstanding heat tolerant strain has been a grower favorite for years. Used frequently for field grown cut flowers. A super garden performer, the plants produce tall spikes that display bright, closely set florets on sturdy stems.

Attractive finely-fringed centers with flattened outer foliage.

A bright, bold statement in the meadow or garden. Beautiful and bright yellow zinnia! Cherry Queen is a large bloom, brilliantly-red petals that are extremely easy to grow and long-lasting.

Reddy Bright Red caught our eye in pack trials a few years ago with its colorful, stocky spikes on compact genetically dwarf plants. The plant habit makes the Reddy series a good salvia for pack production.

African Sunset wins an All America Selections award as the first seed produced orange petunia! This designer colored petunia variety "wow-ed" All American Selections judges with its vibrant shades of orange and excellent performance in both the greenhouse...