Grow a Flower Garden With a Purpose
Choose flower seeds around the kind of garden you want to create — colorful summer blooms, bouquets, a cottage-style planting, a wildflower-inspired garden, or a larger mixed flower display.
Our flower collections bring complementary varieties together while the individual Growing Guides show you how to grow each flower according to its own requirements.
Which Flower Seed Collection Should You Choose?
Choose according to the effect you want from the finished garden rather than simply choosing the collection with the most varieties.
For a focused seasonal display, Sunshine Blooms combines sunflower, zinnia, marigold, and California poppy. For flowers you can incorporate into a cutting garden, consider the Bouquet Garden. For a layered, informal planting, the Cottage Garden provides a different starting point.
If you want the broadest flower assortment offered in this collection, the Flower Garden Collection brings together the six varieties listed on its product page.
Flower Seed Collections
Start with the outcome you want, then compare the varieties included in each collection.
Cottage Garden
A four-variety starting point for an informal, layered flower garden with different plant forms and growing habits.
Vera Lavender, Purple Coneflower, Sweet Alyssum, California Poppy Mix
Bouquet Garden
Four flower varieties for a garden that can provide colorful blooms while also supporting a cut-flower project.
California Giants Zinnia Mix, Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower, California Poppy Mix, Sweet Alyssum
Sunshine Blooms
A four-variety flower collection combining tall sunflowers with zinnias, marigolds, and California poppies.
Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower, California Giants Zinnia Mix, Crackerjack Marigold Mix, California Poppy Mix
Summer Blooms
A larger seasonal flower assortment combining five different varieties for a mixed summer display.
California Giants Zinnia Mix, Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower, Crackerjack Marigold Mix, California Poppy Mix, Sweet Alyssum
Wildflower Garden
A compact four-variety collection for a less formal mixed-flower planting.
California Poppy Mix, Purple Coneflower, Sweet Alyssum, Vera Lavender
Wildflower Blooms
A six-variety assortment for gardeners who want more flower forms and greater variety within a mixed planting.
California Giants Zinnia Mix, California Poppy Mix, Purple Coneflower, Sweet Alyssum, Vera Lavender, Crackerjack Marigold Mix
Pollinator Paradise
Six flowering varieties brought together for a diverse pollinator-focused flower garden.
California Giants Zinnia Mix, Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower, Crackerjack Marigold Mix, Purple Coneflower, California Poppy Mix, Sweet Alyssum
Bee Bloom Garden
A six-variety flower collection designed around a bee-focused garden project with multiple flower types.
California Giants Zinnia Mix, Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower, Purple Coneflower, Sweet Alyssum, Vera Lavender, Crackerjack Marigold Mix
Flower Garden Collection
A broad flower-category collection for gardeners who want to build a mixed flower garden from one starting point.
Purple Coneflower, California Poppy Mix, Sweet Alyssum, California Giants Zinnia Mix, Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower, Crackerjack Marigold Mix
Choose by What You Want the Garden to Become
Start with the Bouquet Garden, then use the Cut Flower Garden project to plan a garden around harvesting blooms.
The Cottage Garden provides a focused four-variety starting point for a layered, informal planting.
Compare Sunshine Blooms and Summer Blooms for collections centered on colorful seasonal flowers.
Compare Pollinator Paradise with the dedicated Pollinator Collections category before choosing your mix.
Compare Wildflower Blooms, Pollinator Paradise, Bee Bloom Garden, and the complete Flower Garden Collection.
Skip the bundle and build your own planting from the individual flower seeds below.
Flower Garden Collection
The Flower Garden Collection brings together the six varieties listed on its product page. It provides the broadest starting palette for gardeners who want to design their own mixed flower planting.
- Purple Coneflower
- California Poppy Mix
- Sweet Alyssum
- California Giants Zinnia Mix
- Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower
- Crackerjack Marigold Mix
Shop Individual Flower Seeds
Choose flowers individually when you want complete control over the mix, then use each Growing Guide for crop-specific planting information.
Purple Coneflower
A flowering perennial used throughout cottage, wildflower-style, and pollinator garden projects.
California Poppy Mix
A flowering annual used across mixed flower and pollinator-oriented collections.
Sweet Alyssum
A low-growing flowering annual useful along edges and among taller flowers.
California Giants Zinnia Mix
Colorful annual flowers used in bouquet, summer, and pollinator-focused collections.
Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower
A large-growing annual sunflower that can add strong vertical structure to a flower garden.
Crackerjack Marigold Mix
A colorful annual flower included in several mixed summer and pollinator-oriented collections.
A Flower Collection Is a Palette — Not One Set of Instructions
Flowers in the same collection may differ in mature height, spacing, germination behavior, planting timing, and whether they are annual or perennial.
Plan by Mature Size
Place taller flowers where they will not unnecessarily shade or overwhelm lower-growing plants.
Check Planting Timing
Do not assume every flower in a collection should be started indoors or planted outside on the same date.
Use the Growing Guides
Follow each crop-specific guide for the individual flower rather than applying one generalized instruction to the entire collection.
Flower Garden Projects
Once you choose the flowers, use a Garden Project to organize them around a specific outcome.
Find Seeds by the Garden You Want to Grow
Choose the Flowers. Then Design the Garden.
Start with a focused collection or build from the complete flower assortment. Then use our Garden Projects and crop-specific Growing Guides to turn those seeds into a flower garden with a clear purpose.