64 Outdoor Plants - Flowering Garden for Full Sun to Support Pollinators Including Perennial Native Plants Purple Coneflower, Butterfly Milkweed, Wild Bergamot and Smooth Blue Aster

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Overview Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor Brand : My Home Park Material Feature : Organic Color : Multicolor Special Feature : Natural Expected Blooming Period : Summer to Fall Sunli ght Exposure : Full Sun Unit Count : 1.0 Count Expected Planting Period : Spring USDA Hardiness Zone : 4-8 About this item COLORFUL BLOOMS: Enjoy months of continuous color with 64 vibrant perennial flowers, including 8 Purple Coneflower, 8 Butterfly Milkweed, 8 Aromatic Aster, 12 Blue Mistflower, 8 Lanceleaf Coreopsis, 8 Smooth Penstemon, 8 Mountain Mint, and 4 Wild Bergamot. Their bright purple, pink, yellow, and blue blooms create a stunning display in any garden. POLLINATOR MAGNET: This garden kit attracts and supports vital pollinators, including birds, butterflies, bees, and beneficial insects. Featuring 8 Purple Coneflower, 8 Butterfly Milkweed, 8 Aromatic Aster, 12 Blue Mistflower, and 4 Wild Bergamot, these plants provide essential nectar sources for pollinators throughout the growing season. HEALTHY NATIVE PLANTS: Our 64-plug plant collection is grown using organic methods to ensure strong, healthy plants. Each plug, including 8 Purple Coneflower, 8 Butterfly Milkweed, and 8 Aromatic Aster, promotes deep root growth for long-term success, making it easier to establish a thriving, resilient garden. DROUGHT RESISTANT: This hardy perennial collection thrives in dry to medium-moist soil, reducing the need for constant watering. With 8 Lanceleaf Coreopsis, 8 Mountain Mint, 8 Smooth Penstemon, and 4 Wild Bergamot, this selection provides a sustainable, low-maintenance solution for any pollinator-friendly garden. DEER RESISTANT: These 64 native plants, including 8 Purple Coneflower, 8 Butterfly Milkweed, 8 Aromatic Aster, and 12 Blue Mistflower, are naturally unappealing to deer. Designed for long-term success, they remain undisturbed in most landscapes unless extreme conditions force browsing. Show more