Can't pick? You don't have to.
Mixed Feelings is two kinds of seed balls in one gift. The wildflowers feed the bees, the butterflies, and everyone else who shows up. The orange and black milkweed raises the monarchs, because their caterpillars won't eat anything else. The rain and the cold take it from there.
It's a group project, and for once you're not the one doing all of it.
The wildflowers start blooming the first summer. The milkweed needs a long, cold winter before it'll do anything at all. You know the feeling.
How to plant them
Plant them together, Thanksgiving through January. Got them early? Keep them cool and dry until then. Press each one halfway into bare dirt somewhere sunny that's yours. Ground frozen? Set them on top. Then walk away.
Details
What's in the pack
Mixed carton of 12: six wildflower seed balls (Personal Growth, Outsourced) and six orange and black milkweed seed balls for monarchs (Milkweed or Nothing), in a kraft egg carton with both planting cards.
Mixed gift pot of 24, while the pots last: twelve wildflower and twelve milkweed, in one kraft gift pot with a lid.
Two planting windows
Orange and black is milkweed: plant those October through January. Every other color is wildflower: plant those Thanksgiving through mid-June. Either one, press it halfway into bare dirt somewhere sunny.
What's in the balls
Recycled paper pulp, hand-rolled in Cleveland. The wildflower balls carry the pollinator mix of eight North American wildflowers. The milkweed balls carry common milkweed, six or more seeds each.
Shipping
Free US shipping. Ships east of the Rockies only, where common milkweed belongs. Every order ships with a card from the Club.
Can't pick? You don't have to.
Mixed Feelings is two kinds of seed balls in one gift. The wildflowers feed the bees, the butterflies, and everyone else who shows up. The orange and black milkweed raises the monarchs, because their caterpillars won't eat anything else. The rain and the cold take it from there.
It's a group project, and for once you're not the one doing all of it.
The wildflowers start blooming the first summer. The milkweed needs a long, cold winter before it'll do anything at all. You know the feeling.
How to plant them
Plant them together, Thanksgiving through January. Got them early? Keep them cool and dry until then. Press each one halfway into bare dirt somewhere sunny that's yours. Ground frozen? Set them on top. Then walk away.
Details
What's in the pack
Mixed carton of 12: six wildflower seed balls (Personal Growth, Outsourced) and six orange and black milkweed seed balls for monarchs (Milkweed or Nothing), in a kraft egg carton with both planting cards.
Mixed gift pot of 24, while the pots last: twelve wildflower and twelve milkweed, in one kraft gift pot with a lid.
Two planting windows
Orange and black is milkweed: plant those October through January. Every other color is wildflower: plant those Thanksgiving through mid-June. Either one, press it halfway into bare dirt somewhere sunny.
What's in the balls
Recycled paper pulp, hand-rolled in Cleveland. The wildflower balls carry the pollinator mix of eight North American wildflowers. The milkweed balls carry common milkweed, six or more seeds each.
Shipping
Free US shipping. Ships east of the Rockies only, where common milkweed belongs. Every order ships with a card from the Club.