When should I plant native wildflowers?

We recommend planting wildflowers during the "Dormant Period" of December - March because it offers a cold-moist stratification period to occur before the first growing season to break the dormancy of many native wildflower species.

Spring planting in April - May is fine as well, and any native species that did not get stratified will sit dormant until the next growing season.

We do not recommend planting from early summer through mid-fall (June 15th - November 15th).