Heirloom Flowers

A cheerful annual native wildflower with goldenyellow petals and deep maroon centers, creating a long-lasting display from early summer to fall. Easy to grow and drought tolerant, it attracts pollinators and thrives in sunny beds, borders, and naturalized plantings. An outstanding addition to perennial borders and wildflower gardens. 

Graceful and beautiful white version of the native, purple Echinacea. Large flowers bloom abundantly midsummer to fall and attract butterflies and many other pollinators, while small birds enjoy the seeds. Drought resistant once established. 

Charming evergreen perennial with lacy, clovescented rose-pink flowers on mounds of grassy blue-green foliage, blooming in late spring to summer. Great for rock gardens, garden borders, and an effective groundcover in small spaces. 

Perennial blue flax produces masses of delicate trueblue flowers that bloom from late spring through summer. It's well suited to sunny borders and wildflower gardens, attracting pollinators and adding airy texture and color year after year. Naturally selfsows but is not a pest. Hardy to USDA Zone 5. 

Fast-growing, annual vines that produce edible, cucumber-like fruit when young and fibrous, natural sponges when mature. They require a long, warm growing season, full sun, and a tall, sturdy trellis or fence to support large-scale vines. 

Also known as "farewell-to-spring," godetia is an early blooming wildflower native from Northern California up to British Columbia. These easy-care plants bloom in luminous shades of pink, purple and white and thrive in cool weather. Long-lasting cut flower and ideal in borders and mixed beds. 

A heat-loving, drought-tolerant annual prized for its vibrant red flowers that bloom all summer. An excellent, low-maintenance variety that’s ideal for cutting gardens and sunny borders. Flowers hold color exceptionally well when dried. 

A charming, low-growing annual with fragrant pink, purple and white flowers that brighten borders and containers. Compact habit and early bloom make it perfect for edging paths or filling small garden spaces. Easy to grow, loved by pollinators. 

A slender, multi-stemmed perennial often seen in marshes and damp prairies, yet it adapts well to average well-drained garden soils. Fragrant pink blooms in midsummer give way to elegant, boatshaped seedpods. Monarch butterfly host plant. 

Hardy, long-lived perennial produces flower spikes in blue, pink, red, or white. Blooms late May to mid- June. Attracts and provides a food source for bees and hummingbirds. Use in beds and borders or for meadow gardening. Perennial in USDA Zones 4-8. 

Pacific Mix statice features dense clusters of papery flowers in shades of blue, purple, yellow, rose, and white. Decorative sprays of long-lasting flowers are perfect for cut flower bouquets, fresh and dried. 

Large, double blooms resemble fluffy peonies, with layers of silky petals in a vibrant mix of colors. These easy-to-grow annuals add bold beauty to gardens and thrive in full sun. After flowering, the ornamental seed pods dry beautifully, making them perfect for long-lasting arrangements and crafts. 

Compact Rudbeckia with large 4-inch blooms in gold, yellow, mahogany, bronze, and orange. Heat and drought tolerant and attractive to butterflies and pollinators. Ideal for pots, mixed containers and garden borders. Short-lived perennial is hardy in USDA Zones 5-9 and grown as an annual elsewhere. 

A vintage cultivar that has been around for decades. Flowers have red stripes and speckles in a mix of cream, orange, white and yellow. Great cut flowers for long lasting bouquets. Excellent for pollinator plantings, especially attractive to butterflies. 

This charming dwarf variety produces an abundance of bright, papery blooms in shades of red, rose, orange, yellow, and white. Compact plants are ideal in containers and small gardens. Flowers retain their vivid color when dried. Attracts pollinators. 

Large double flowers with vibrant, quilled petals bloom in a rainbow of colors. Perfect for adding height and texture to garden beds or creating striking cut-flower arrangements, these Zinnias are long-blooming, showy, and attract pollinators.