The Winter Wildflower Kit

The Sonoran Desert blooms in winter, and seed sown now means color, pollinators, and wildlife come spring. This kit has everything you need to make it happen. Every species in the mix is native to the desert Southwest, selected for the soils, rainfall, and pollinators of the Sonoran Desert.

What's Included:

• One 1oz packet of Sonoran Winter Wildflower Mix. A blend of 11 native species chosen for cool-season sowing and spring bloom: Brittlebush, Indian Blanket (firewheel), Desert Bluebells, Mexican Hat, Plains Coreopsis, Prairie Coneflower, Mexican Gold Poppy, Firecracker Penstemon, Desert Marigold, Desert Globemallow, and Yellow Monkeyflower.

• 4 Sonoran Winter Wildflower Seed Bombs. Made with the same Winter Wildflower Mix and formed into ready-to-toss bombs for quick, no-till planting.

• One packet of a random native plant. Packets are randomized, so every kit holds a surprise.

• A guide on how to get the most out of these tools.

Best sown October through February, ahead of winter rains.

Pet Safety Note: Some seeds in this mix can be toxic if eaten. Desert Marigold is toxic to livestock, and it's lower risk but not zero for dogs and cats. Mexican Gold Poppy is mildly toxic. Keep pets away from planting areas until plants are established, and supervise them around new growth. If you suspect a pet has eaten plant material, contact your veterinarian or Poison Control.