Farewell To Spring , Wildflowers
Pacific Northwest Native
100 seeds
 
An excellent choice when spring is fleeting and you want something more! Farewell to spring is another name given to this flowering plant as it can handle warmer temperatures and can be planted in summer. It also blooms later than other flowers so you can have continuous color when other plants are finished blooming. Please note that it does prefer temperatures near 70 degrees for germination, so you will want to be mindful of your climate if you have particularly hot summers.

This is a native to the Pacific Northwest Coast, from San Francisco to Washington State.

Bursting with every shade of pink, some darker, near red, and white. I call them candy cane flowers.

Germination temperatures: 70 degrees

Can handle full or part sun

Grows 1-3 feet tall and 1 foot wide

This is for 100 seeds