Best Zone 5 Flower Seeds in 2026

If you already have a butterfly garden, or are looking to start one, this the one stop list! The comprehensive selection of butterfly attracting seed varieties! || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

Prairie milkweed and gazania splendens milkweed are currently unavailable, and will not be included in the "entire collection". The price of the "entire selection" has been adjusted to reflect the absence of these two packets. We do not include growing instructions with our seeds. This keeps our prices low for the experienced grower.

African Daisy 450 seeds || Alyssum Dwarf Pink 50 seeds || Alyssum Royal Carpet 2000 || Alyssum Tall White 2000 || Bergamot Wild 1000 || Black Eyed Susan 1200 || Black Eyed Susan Vine 40 || Blanket Flower 200+ || Butterfly Weed 100 || Calendula Bon Bon Yel. 100 || Calendula Fiesta Gitana 100 || Camilia Balsam Mix 150 || Cardinal Flower 100 || Catnip 700 || Chives 500 || Coneflower Purple 200 || Cosmos "Picotee" 280 || Daisy Painted 400 || Dill Bouquet 650 || Fennel Florence 400 ||Flax Scarlet 250

French Marigold Sparky Mix seeds This French marigold mix is a sun loving, easy to grow mix of double flowers in bright colors. || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

Excellent for hanging baskets, mass bedding displays or as a rockery plant. This variety of French Marigold bears a profusion of 'crested' type flowers on a plant that is 10" in height. The flowers range in color from yellows to reds. Regular dead heading encourages further Flower production and lengthens the flowering period.

Ideal for edging, borders and hanging baskets Bright color range

Snapdragon Tetra mix || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

Snapdragon Tetra mix is gorgeous and easy to grow! This beautiful variety grows from some of the tiniest seeds around.

Giant Tetra is the commercial name of a snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus) seed mix. These snapdragons bloom in brighter colored flowers with larger florets and thicker petals than common snapdragons. Giant Tetra snapdragons grow to 24 inches in height and bloom right up to the first frost in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 through 10.

Red Yarrow seeds! || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

An herbaceous, mat forming perennial growing to 3FT, depending on the specific variety or sub species. || Foliage remains low with most of the height obtained from the long flower stalks. The green-grey leaves are 9" long with a bipinnate or tripinnate form and are covered in small hairs, which accentuate the feathery appearance of the foliage. The leaves at the base and up to the middle are the largest and they are arranged in a spiral around the stem.

The species name ‘millefolium’ is derived from the large number of segments in the foliage. The flowering period is from summer to autumn, with the red flowers appearing in flat clusters or corymbs at the top of the plant. || Yarrow germinates freely and can be sown at any time of year when conditions are suitable for growth. It is usually sown in late winter to early spring or late summer to autumn, when temperatures are around 70°F

Scarlet Sage Seeds, Salvia Coccinea || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

If you are looking for a fantastic deep south perennial flower with lots of red power, Scarlet Sage is the answer.

Scarlet sage is a subshrub perennial in warmer climates and an annual where winter temperatures stay below freezing for more than a few hours at a time. Scarlet sage reaches 2-3 ft (0.6-0.9 m) tall, with 1-2 in (2.5-5 cm) triangular leaves on long petioles (leaf stems) opposite each other on a square stem. The showy flowers are bright red, about an inch long, and arranged in loose whorls along the upright stem. Blooms appear continuously from early summer to first frost.

Blood flower is a tender evergreen perennial in the dogbane and milkweed family. || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

It is native to South America, but has naturalized worldwide in many tropical and subtropical areas. It has a much longer flowering period than the perennial milkweeds that are winter hardy in zone 7 and colder. It typically grows as a subshrub to 2-3’ tall on upright stems clad with pointed, opposite, lanceolate leaves (to 6” long). Leaves are medium green sometimes with white midribs.

Showy flowers with five sepals and five lobes appear in rounded axillary clusters (cymes) in late spring to early summer. Flowers are red-orange with yellow hoods. Flowering continues throughout the summer to early autumn. Hummingbirds, butterflies and bees are attracted to the flowers.

Part shade wildflowers || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

Part shade wildflowers are hard to come by, so that makes this mix all the more rare. This quality wildflower mix will add much wanted color to your partial shade areas. Seed coverage: 200 seeds per square foot. || Wildflower mixes should be planted in spring, or late fall for the following season. Please bear in mind that many of the seeds in this mix are tiny, some in the millions/lb. Small seeds will settle to the bottom. This mix will grow in all hardiness areas of North America!

Bachelor Button/Cornflower Seeds - Centaurea cyanus - Annual || Siberian Wallflower Seeds - Cheiranthus allionii - Biennial || Chinese Houses Seeds - Collinsia heterophylla - Annual || Coreopsis Lance Leaved Seeds - Coreopsis lanceolata - Perennial || Sweet William Seeds - Dianthus barbatus - Biennial || Foxglove Seeds - Digitalis purpurea - Biennial || Purple Coneflower Seeds - Echinacea purpurea - Perennial || California Poppy Seeds - Eschscholzia californica - Perennial / Annual

Thyme is one of the most widely used culinary herbs. || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO

It is commonly grown as a decorative and functional plant in many home gardens, and bees use its pollen to make delectable honey. It is easy to grow and adaptable to most soils and climatic conditions and is perennial in USDA zone 4-8. Start early indoors.

Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil in full sun. Loose, sandy or rocky soils with excellent drainage are best. Drought tolerant. Dislikes wet soils where it tends to rot. Cut back plants to limit woody growth or to stimulate new growth. Harvest leaves throughout the summer as needed. Plants tend to become overly woody and loose after several years at which point replacement should be considered.Noteworthy Characteristics

Bloodflower: 80+ seeds, or 1/2 gram Sow seeds 6 to 8 weeks prior to the last expected frost, at a depth of 1/16” or a tiny bit deeper" under topsoil, or moist cold stratify (see explanation below). The seeds will need light to germinate, so do not bury too deeply. Transplant or direct sow outdoors when danger of frost has passed. ~ Butterfly Weed, also known as Orange Milkweed: 75 seeds, or 1/2 gram In late fall, direct sow just below the surface, or moist cold stratify.

Common Milkweed: 80 seeds, or 1/2 gram Sow seeds 6 to 8 weeks prior to the last expected frost, at a depth of 1/16” or a tiny bit deeper" under topsoil, or moist cold stratify (see explanation below). The seeds will need light to germinate, so do not bury too deeply. Transplant or direct sow outdoors when danger of frost has passed. ~ Pink Swamp, or Rose, Milkweed: 70 seeds, or 1/2 gram Sow seeds 6 to 8 weeks prior to the last expected frost, at a depth of 1/16” or a tiny bit deeper".

Showy Milkweed: 90 seeds, or 1/2 gram Sow seeds 6 to 8 weeks prior to the last expected frost, at a depth of 1/16” or a tiny bit deeper" under topsoil, or moist cold stratify (see explanation below). The seeds will need light to germinate, so do not bury too deeply. Transplant or direct sow outdoors when danger of frost has passed.