Days from Seed to Bloom - 90

This category includes seeds with a moderate growth cycle, where plants reach full bloom within 90 days after sowing. These flowers are ideal for gardeners looking for a relatively quick yet resilient result, with vibrant, long-lasting blooms that decorate the garden in as little as three months. This timeframe is perfect for planning waves of seasonal color and creating stunning displays that bloom from mid-summer to fall.

This group includes:

  • Zinnias – Available in various bright colors, perfect for cut flowers.
  • Cosmos – Delicate, airy petals that bring a natural charm to any garden.
  • Carnations – Durable and long-blooming flowers, perfect for beds and planters.
  • Tagetes or Marigolds – A warm and energetic range of colors that add vibrancy to garden landscapes.
  • Bupleurum
  • Clarkia (Clarkia unguiculata elegans)
  • Godetia (Clarkia amoena)
  • Bachelor’s button (Centaurea cyanus)
  • Poppy, breadseed (Papaver spp.)
  • Salvia leucantha

Choose seeds with an 90 day bloom cycle to enjoy a colorful and joyful season in your garden!

 

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