The Complete Series (Nos. 1–12)
$48 with free shipping
All twelve Missouri Native Series packets, the full growing guide and a keepsake postal box. Something in bloom from April to October.
Twelve wildflowers that grow wild in Missouri, each one a numbered stamp. The packets are printed like vintage postage stamps, filled by hand in St. Charles County, and marked with a postmark that tells you when to sow. Between them, they bloom from April into October and feed monarchs, swallowtails, native bees, hummingbirds and goldfinches.
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Magenta coneflowers, May–August. Sun to part shade; most soils.
The only yellow native coneflower, from Ozark glades. May–June. Full sun, dry and rocky.
Golden flowers June–September, often the first summer. Reseeds.
Bright orange monarch host plant for hot, dry ground. June–August.
Rose-pink, vanilla-scented monarch host for clay and damp spots. June–September.
Fragrant roadside milkweed for meadows. Monarch host. Spreads by roots.
Lavender flowers for bees and hummingbirds, June–August. No chill needed.
Bright yellow daisies, May–June, for poor, dry, sunny ground.
Rosy-purple spikes August–October that monarchs crowd onto.
Violet fall daisies, September–October, for migrating monarchs.
Big yellow flowers that open each evening for sphinx moths. Low and sun-loving.
Yellow spring blooms, April–June, and a black swallowtail host plant.
$48 with free shipping
All twelve Missouri Native Series packets, the full growing guide and a keepsake postal box. Something in bloom from April to October.
$16
Choose any four packets from the Missouri Native Series for $16. A good way to start a collection or fill the numbers you're missing.
Each packet’s postmark is its sowing season:
New to winter sowing? Our winter sowing guide makes it simple.
Not sure which to start with? Match them to your yard with our sun and soil guide, or see the full checklist and bloom calendar in collect the series.