Righteous Red Wildflower Seed Mix – Annual Red Flowers

Turn an ordinary garden patch into a bold sweep of color with Righteous Red Wildflower Seed Mix. This annual flower blend brings together shades of red for a coordinated display with the loose, informal character of a wildflower planting.

Imagine a ribbon of red running beside a path or a colorful island in a sunny garden. Plant the mix in groups to concentrate its impact, or use it as a red accent alongside contrasting flowers.

One Color Theme, Plenty of Garden Character

• Red-toned blooms: A mix selected for flowers in shades of red.
• Annual growth: Plants complete their life cycle in one growing season.
• Approximate height: Around 28 inches, with variation among plants and growing conditions.
• Seasonal color: The listed bloom window runs from early spring to late summer; actual flowering depends on sowing date, climate, and the flowers in the mix.
• Informal planting style: Suitable for colorful flower patches, borders, and meadow-style garden designs.

Available Pack Sizes

• 1/4 oz
• 1 oz
• 1/4 lb

Choose your preferred weight from the size options. Packs are sold by weight, not a guaranteed seed count. This listing is for seeds for planting, not live plants or cut flowers.

Coverage Guide

The existing seeding recommendation is approximately 5,000 seeds per 150 square feet. This is a seed-count reference, not a coverage promise for any of the weight-based packs. Coverage depends on the number of seeds, planting density, and establishment conditions.

Growing Details

• Plant type: Annual flower seed mixture.
• Flower colors: Shades of red.
• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Planting approach: Choose a sowing time suited to your local climate and follow the instructions supplied with your seeds.

Establishing Your Flower Patch

Prepare a weed-free planting area with good soil contact for the seeds. Sow evenly according to the packet directions, and keep the seedbed from drying out during establishment without leaving it waterlogged. Monitor emerging seedlings and remove competing weeds carefully.

What to Expect Next Season

Some plants may drop seed and produce new seedlings in a later season, but reseeding is not guaranteed. Plan to sow again if you want a dependable repeat display. The proportions of flowers and the timing of the display can vary.