LIFE CYCLE
Annual
PLANT CHARACTERISTICS
diverse flower forms
GROWTH HABIT
Upright and spreading
BLOOM SEASON
Spring to summer
FLAVOUR PROFILE
Ornamental
SUITABLE FOR
Outdoor
SEED TYPE
Mixed open-pollinated seeds
PLANT TYPE
Flowering annual mix
PLANTING SEASON
Spring
FRUIT SIZE
Not listed
PLANT HEIGHT
30–90 cm
LIGHT REQUIREMENT
Full sun
WATER NEEDS
Moderate
HARDINESS ZONES
3–9
CONTAINER GARDEN
Yes
PLANT SPACING
Broadcast
PLANTING DEPTH
0.5–1 cm
GROWING CONDITIONS
Moist
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific flower varieties are actually included in this orange-themed mix?
What specific flower varieties are actually included in this orange-themed mix?
The listing doesn't name particular species, so expect an assortment of orange-toned annual flowers rather than a fixed, identified set of varieties.
The title calls this a "perennial" mix, but it's listed as an annual — which is accurate?
The title calls this a "perennial" mix, but it's listed as an annual — which is accurate?
The life cycle and hardiness data both indicate this is an annual mix, so the "perennial" wording in the title appears to be inconsistent with the plant details.
What does "broadcast" spacing mean for sowing this mix?
What does "broadcast" spacing mean for sowing this mix?
It means scattering seeds relatively freely over a prepared area rather than planting in precise rows or exact spacing, which suits a naturalized, mixed-color display.
Will all the flowers in this mix bloom at the same time, or in a staggered sequence?
Will all the flowers in this mix bloom at the same time, or in a staggered sequence?
Different varieties within a mix often have staggered bloom times, so expect color to develop gradually rather than all flowers opening simultaneously.
With a height range of 30–90 cm, how should I plan the layout in a border?
With a height range of 30–90 cm, how should I plan the layout in a border?
Taller varieties can be positioned toward the back of a bed while shorter ones sit in front, creating a layered look as the different heights fill in.
Why is pollinator activity specifically highlighted for this orange color palette?
Why is pollinator activity specifically highlighted for this orange color palette?
Warm-toned flowers like orange and yellow are often highly visible and attractive to bees and butterflies, making orange-heavy mixes a popular choice for pollinator gardens.