flower seed viability chart Summer Cut Flowers Seed Mix

flower seed viability chart Summer Cut Flowers Seed MixImagine your own fresh cut flower meadow garden. This is a beautiful and decorative annual meadow flower seed mix suitable for any garden, public area and flower farm. This wildflower seed mix is ideal for fresh cut flowers with annual plants including Zinnia, Cornflower, Cosmos, Mallow, Love in a mist, Marigold, Queen Anne's Lace and Baby's Breath, just perfect for a vase of fresh summer cut flowers. Use 23g per m. Avoid overseeding as it can limit

Imagine your own fresh-cut flower meadow garden. This is a beautiful and decorative annual meadow flower seed mix suitable for any garden, public area and flower farm. 

This wildflower seed mix is ideal for fresh cut flowers with annual plants including Zinnia, Cornflower, Cosmos, Mallow, Love-in-a-mist, Marigold, Queen Anne's Lace and Baby's Breath, just perfect for a vase of fresh summer cut flowers.

• Use 2–3g per m². Avoid overseeding as it can limit flower growth
• One gram contains approximately 700–800 seeds
• Not suitable for pots, planters or raised beds
• Can be sown anytime. Ideal sowing periods are Autumn and Spring. Avoid sowing just before or during frost—wait until after your last frost date
  
• Do not mix different seed mixes, as this creates competition and will reduce the growth of some species
  
• Some species in this mix may be toxic. The buyer is solely responsible for the safe use of this product. Not for human consumption.
• Photos are for illustration only. Species may vary with season and availability
• Flower height can vary depending on factors such as sunlight, soil fertility, watering, and local weather conditions. These are often out of our control when working with nature, so some variation is normal. Listed heights are a general guide based on typical growing conditions.
• Note: Sowing in different months or seasons, as well as your location or state, will result in different flowering times due to variations in weather, soil temperature, species life cycles, and other uncontrollable factors.