Best Zone 5 Flower Seeds in 2026

Plant in sun or part shade. Direct sow or start inside. Zones 3-9

Non-GMO seeds

Direct Sow seeds outdoors between May and August when temperatures are consistently in the high 60s or above. Division of established plantings can be done in March and April. Fall plantings should be avoided to protect against freeze damage

When planting, seeds should not be covered with soil, but rather pressed into the soil. Good seed to soil contact is necessary for ideal germination rates

Makes an excellent lawn alternative

Low maintenance ground cover

0.05 oz net weight; Approximately 8,000 seeds

Easy to Grow

Suitable for all regions of North America

A specially formulated mix designed to deter deer grazing

Suitable for all regions of North America. 35% annual, 65% perennial species

Creeping Thyme is a perennial herb which will over-winter well in zones 4-9 Direct Sow seeds outdoors between May and August when temperatures are consistently in the high 60s or above. Division of established plantings can be done in March and April. Fall plantings should be avoided to protect against freeze damage

When planting, seeds should not be covered with soil, but rather pressed into the soil. Good seed to soil contact is necessary for ideal germination rates

Creeping thyme does best in an area that gets about four hours of sun a day. Planting should be done in late spring or early summer, after the fear of frost has passed. This will allow the roots to establish themselves through the growing season

A creeping thyme lawn is not only drought resistant, but it generally requires much less water than traditional turf grasses too. It is hardy to USDA zone 4, can be walked upon, and will rapidly spread to fill in a space

0.05 oz net weight; Approximately 8,000 seeds

Makes an excellent lawn alternative

Low maintenance ground cover

Sow directly on soil in sun or partial shade. Grows to be 8-12 inches tall.

When planting, seeds should not be covered with soil, but rather pressed into the soil. Good seed to soil contact is necessary for ideal germination rates

Net weight .08 oz

.2 oz

Creeping Thyme is a popular and adaptive dwarf ground cover that is popular for landscape designs. Used often as borders on flower beds and in between pavers on walkways. Can handle moderate foot traffic.

Creeping Thyme is a perennial herb which will over-winter well in zones 4-9 Direct Sow seeds outdoors between May and August when temperatures are consistently in the high 60s or above. Division of established plantings can be done in March and April. Fall plantings should be avoided to protect against freeze damage

When planting, seeds should not be covered with soil, but rather pressed into the soil. Good seed to soil contact is necessary for ideal germination rates

Creeping thyme does best in an area that gets about four hours of sun a day. Planting should be done in late spring or early summer, after the fear of frost has passed. This will allow the roots to establish themselves through the growing season

A creeping thyme lawn is not only drought resistant, but it generally requires much less water than traditional turf grasses too. It is hardy to USDA zone 4 and can be walked upon.