GardenGenius Soggy Soil Wildflower Seed Tin
GardenGenius Soggy Soil Wildflower Seed Tin
Do you have a soggy spot in your yard? If its at least 10ft away from your foundation, you can turn it into a rain garden. Use the GardenGenius Soggy Soil Wildflower Seed Tin to plant soggy soil loving plants in your yard. Our GardenGenius Soggy Soil Wildflower Seed Tin has a dozen (12) seeds from Cardinal Flower, Autumn Sneezeweed and Great Blue Lobelia Wildflowers. That's a total of 36 seeds to start a Native Indiana Rain-Garden! They are great to restart your indoor Mini Tabletop Greenhouse. GardenGenius Soggy Soil Wildflower Seed Tins include:
- Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis)
- Autumn Sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale)
- Great Blue Lobelia (Lobelia siphilitica)
- 3 Growth Media Pucks
Approximately 5 pollen specialist bee species rely on Autumn Sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale)! This plant is listed as a Keystone Native Plant for Ecoregion 8.
Lobelia cardinalis Toxicity: This plant is toxic to pets. Avoid planting in areas where pets have easy access to this plant.
Lobelia cardinalis Planting: Place seed in freezer for 8 weeks. Gently press seed onto soil surface. Seed needs light to germinate.
Helenium autumnale Toxicity: This plant is toxic to pets. Avoid planting in areas where pets have easy access to this plant.
Helenium autumnale Planting: Bury seed just below the soil surface.
Lobelia siphilitica Toxicity: This plant is toxic to pets. Avoid planting in areas where pets have easy access to this plant.
Lobelia siphilitica Planting: Place seed in freezer for 8 weeks. Press seed gently onto soil surface. Seed needs light to germinate.
Rain Garden Factsheet: www.in.gov/dnr/lake-michigan-coastal-program/files/lm-Rain_Garden_Brochure.pdf
Rain Garden Installation Guide: www.in.gov/dnr/lake-michigan-coastal-program/files/lm-RainGardenManual.pdf
See Purdue University Publication POL-6-W Recommended Indiana-Native Plants for Attracting Pollinators.