Southern California Native Wildflower Blend

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Southern California Native Wildflower Blend -

In partnership with Mini Nature Reserve (@mininaturereserve) www.mininature.org

Transform urban spaces into vibrant wildflower gardens with this expertly curated native seed mix. Designed by lifelong nature lover Ike Ikemori (@ikeikemori_), current volunteer with the Bolsa Chica Conservancy, Shipley Nature Center, and Save Orange Hills, and member of the Orange County Chapter of the California Native Plant Society. This blend is perfectly suited for guerrilla gardening projects, community gardens, backyard planters, and urban landscapes.

Included Species:

Phacelia tanacetifolia – Lacy Phacelia
Collinsia heterophylla – Purple Innocence
Gilia capitata – Blue Gilia
Deinandra fasciculata – Clustered Tarplant
Lupinus succulentus – Arroyo Lupine
Nemophila menziesii – Baby Blue Eyes
Lupinus bicolor – Miniature Lupine
Lupinus microcarpus (var. densiflorus) – Denseflower Lupine
Lupinus microcarpus (var. microcarpus) – Shaggy Haired Lupine
Clarkia bottae – Botta's Clarkia
Lasthenia californica – California Goldfields
Lasthenia gracilis – Common Goldfields
Acmispon heermannii/tomentosus – Heermann's Lotus
Clarkia purpurea – Purple Clarkia
Layia platyglossa – Tidy Tips
Eschscholzia californica var. maritima – Coastal California Poppy
Helianthus annuus – Western Sunflower
Phacelia distans – Common Phacelia
Phacelia parryi – Parry's Phacelia
Lasthenia glabrata ssp. coulteri – Coulter's Goldfields
Penstemon spectabilis – Showy Penstemon


Learn more details about each species at https://calscape.org/

Why This Blend:
All species are native to California, supporting local pollinators and thriving in regional climates with minimal maintenance. Perfect for reclaiming vacant lots, beautifying neglected spaces, or adding native color to your garden.

What You Get:
Over 1 ounce of premium seeds encased in seed bombs covering up to 100 square feet of planting area.

Not recommended for broadcast distribution above 3,000 ft.