Organic Flower seeds

Organic flower seeds are a great choice because they:

• Are free from synthetic pesticides and chemicals – Safe for people, pollinators, and the environment.

• Support biodiversity – Encourage beneficial insects like bees and butterflies.

• Promote healthy soil – No harmful residues that disrupt natural ecosystems.

• Produce stronger, more resilient plants – Adapt better to natural growing conditions.

We offer a diverse range of organic flower seeds, including:

• Sunflowers – Stunning and pollinator-friendly.

• Marigolds – Great for pest control in vegetable gardens.

• Zinnias – Long-lasting, colorful blooms for cutting.

• Cosmos – Delicate flowers that thrive with little care.

• Wildflower mixes – Perfect for attracting bees and butterflies.

• Spring planting – Most organic flowers grow best when sown after the last frost.

• Autumn sowing – Hardy perennials and wildflowers can be sown in late fall to bloom early next year.

• Indoor starting – Start seeds indoors 4-6 weeks before transplanting outside for an earlier bloom.

To grow healthy organic flowers:

• Provide full sun – Most varieties need 6-8 hours of sunlight per day.

• Use nutrient-rich soil – Enrich with compost or organic fertilizer.

• Water consistently – Keep soil moist but avoid overwatering.

• Deadhead spent blooms – Encourages more flowers and extends the blooming season.

• Attract pollinators – Plant a mix of flowers to bring in bees and butterflies.

Yes! Many organic flowers thrive in pots and planters, such as:

• Lavender – Fragrant and easy to grow in small spaces.

• Calendula – Great for herbal and medicinal use.

• Dwarf sunflowers – Compact varieties perfect for balconies.

• Petunias – Low-maintenance with continuous blooms.

To collect and store seeds for future planting:

1. Wait until flowers fade and seed heads form.

2. Collect seeds on a dry, sunny day to avoid moisture buildup.

3. Clean and dry the seeds completely before storing.

4. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.