'Polka Dot Mix' are cool weather annuals offering late spring through summer interest. Often grown in cutting gardens, the plants bloom abundantly, have a long bloom period, and produce charming daisylike double flowers in a mix of blue, purple, pink, red, and white. Borne singly on tall, willowy stems, the long-lasting, nectar-rich flowers attract honeybees and butterflies and add lovely bits of color to floral arrangements, cut or dried. The flowers are edible and can be used as garnish.

The plants in 'Polka Dot Mix', also known as bachelor's buttons and cornflowers, have a compact, upright, clumping habit of lance-shaped, gray-green leaves. Days to Maturity: 45 to 50

Introducing the vibrant Zinnia Seeds - Orange King, a striking addition to any flower bed with its bold, fiery blooms. These zinnias reach a stately height of 30-36 inches, making them perfect for creating stunning vertical displays in your garden. Known for their robust growth habit, these zinnias thrive in full sun and are remarkably easy to cultivate, making them an excellent choice for novice and experienced gardeners alike. Orange King zinnias are celebrated for their large, double blooms that span up to 4 inches in diameter. The vivid orange petals bring a lively splash of color, transitioning from deep tangerine to a softer hue as they mature, adding dynamic visual interest throughout the growing season. With a blooming period that extends from early summer to the first frost, these zinnias ensure a long-lasting spectacle of color.

Discover the unique charm of Zinnia 'Envy', a standout in any garden with its unusual chartreuse blooms. These vibrant flowers reach a height of 30 to 40 inches, making them an excellent choice for adding height and texture to your garden beds. Known for their robust growth and prolific blooming, 'Envy' zinnias thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, offering a stunning display from midsummer to the first frost.

With a bloom size of up to 3 inches across, these zinnias exhibit a mesmerizing lime-green hue that gradually softens as they mature, creating a dynamic visual effect. The sturdy stems make them ideal for cutting gardens, allowing you to enjoy their unique coloration indoors as well. Their long vase life and striking appearance make them a favorite among floral enthusiasts.

Grow this stunning white annual from flower seeds! Marigold Kilimanjaro is a triumph in plant breeding, offering a real creamy white flower. The typical color spectrum is oranges and yellows, and this Marigold flower is pure white, and it measures 3 inches across. They dry beautifully and make a wonderful cut flower.

This taller variety, known as an African Marigold or Aztec Marigold, looks especially attractive in mass plantings and is a fantastic cut flower! They have large, showy, never fading orange blooms and make beautiful, bright orange, dried flowers. Drought tolerant once established. With more height and larger blooms than French varieties, African Marigold Taishan Orange is a sure way to set your garden apart. They will thrive anywhere with average soil and full sun exposure and attract beneficial insects to the garden, while repelling pests.

This improved mix contains a higher percentage of double flowers in a warm, cheerful blend of scarlet, raspberry, rose, salmon, tangerine, gold, and cream. The petite, frilly double and single blooms look like miniature gerbera daisies or double-flowered echinaceas. Long, strong stems and hardy disease resistance make them a staple summer crop and a wonderful bouquet addition.

Zinnia 'Senorita' has tropical salmon-pink petals curling this way and that, lending an attractive tousled look that is so joyful. Easy to grow, sow direct after all chance of frost has passed, and gather for bouquets.An annual that can reach up to 40 inches, drought and disease tolerance make it perfect for everything from flower beds, to drying, to containers of any size. One of Christina's all time favorites.

Clear, paper white blossoms with a touch of buttery yellow at the center. These double petaled beauties are striking with their stacked plumes and sweet perfume. Because of their unique shape, snapdragons have a longer vase life than other single flowered blooms. Grows up to 2.5 feet tall with long stems, perfect for spring bouquets.

Sporting captivating waves of delicate purple-blue blossoms swaying on tall sturdy silver-leaved stems, bachelor buttons or cornflowers have enchanted gardeners for many centuries. Cherished since ancient Egypt for being prolific, edible, medicinal, attracting pollinators, giving a stunning pop to fresh and dried flower arrangements, these old-fashioned flowers deserve a prominent space in your flower, herb, or vegetable garden.

Given a chance, they will also brighten up a dry, difficult area when combined with orange marigolds. Even by themselves, they will turn a barren area into a ribbon of low-maintenance country blue you’ll never tire of admiring.

This dwarf Cornflower variety illuminates the meadow or garden with full, pure white blooms. White Cornflower is quick blooming, easy to grow, and will provide a multitude of blooms that are charming both in the garden and cut for bouquets. Annual.

Heirloom variety with warm, rich colors.

Charming addition to country bouquets and gardens. Fully double and semidouble 2" bicolors in red, orange, pale yellow, gold, chocolate, and cream. Vigorous, healthy, upright plants are slightly taller than Jazzy Mix. AAS Winner. Also known as Mexican zinnia.

Kintzley’s Ghost® honeysuckle hasn’t always been a Proven Winners ColorChoice Shrub. But, we grew it, got to know it, and had to add it! This wild-looking plant is actually native to North America. Each season, it begins like any other honeysuckle, with typical dusty green leaves. As the season progresses, flower buds pop out like saucers. These rounded bracts look a lot like eucalyptus, but the flowers at the center feed native pollinators like hummingbirds! They turn into red berries in the fall, but won’t become a nuisance like other honeysuckles. Due to its size and interesting seasonal changes, it makes an incredible specimen.Top reasons to grow Kintzley’s Ghost honeysuckle?

• A noninvasive native honeysuckle
• Interesting foliage, flower, and berry progression
• Tough landscape performance

We're grateful to Colorado's plant select program to be able to bring this special plant to national attention.

Fragrant Flower

Long Blooming

Produces Berries

Foliage Interest

Drought Tolerant 

Red Valerian, is a hardy perennial known for its clusters of vibrant, deep pink to red flowers that bloom from late spring through summer. This plant adds a charming, cottage-garden feel to borders and thrives in a range of conditions. It is also loved by pollinators, attracting bees and butterflies to the garden. Red Valerian grows well in USDA hardiness zones 3 to 9, making it adaptable to a variety of climates. It prefers full sun and well-drained soil and is tolerant of poor or rocky soil, making it a great choice for low-maintenance gardens. This plant typically grows to a height of 25-35 inches, creating a bold, upright display perfect for mixed borders and naturalized areas.

Stella d'Oro, Hemerocallis ‘Stella De Oro’, is the most popular of all daylilies. By far one of the most prolonged blooms, Stella d'Oro has golden-yellow flowers with a rosy gold throat that spans 2 1/2". This lovely daylily requires very little maintenance and is cold-hardy to 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Daylily Stella d’Oro tolerates partial shade, but they grow best in full sun. The blooms of Stella D’Oro Daylilies start in late May and will continue to reblossom into early fall (reblossoming best if deadheaded). Winner of the 1985 American Hemerocallis Society Silver Stout Medal award (AHS' highest honor) as well as 1982 Award of Merit, 1979 American Daylily Society Honorable Mention, and 1979 Donn Fischer Memorial Cup! The flowers are edible!

May Night Salvia, also known as Meadow sage, is a classic perennial for your garden’s borders. This beautiful plant forms a neat mound of dark green leaves. The violet-purple spikes on this Salvia will bloom all summer if spent flowers have been deadheaded. Besides being a beauty to behold in your landscape, a Meadow sage is also easy to grow thanks to its drought tolerance.