Ipomopsis Seeds

Ipomopsis Seeds
Festive color annual flowers ideal for backdrops in your flower garden.

Ipomopsis, Hummingbird Mix
This refined Southwest American native makes a wonderful cut flower for the home gardener!
Now you can enjoy the festive colors of this native Southwest annual regardless of where you garden. Breeders have refined this mix to near perfection. The range of colors is breathtaking in the garden as well as fresh bouquets. Plant in the back of the border or cutting garden because plants grow to 4 ft. tall. Narrow, upright plants can be spaced 10-12″ apart in the garden. Grow in full sun in average, well-drained soil. You can sow directly in the garden after the last frost or start indoors 4-6 weeks before last frost to get a jump on the season.

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