New England Natives

Spotted Joe Pye Weed, is a distinctive perennial native to North America's moist meadows and woodlands. Named after Joe Pye, a Native American herbalist, this plant has a rich history in traditional medicine. It is recognized for its tall, elegant growth, typically reaching heights of 4 to 6 feet, and its unique spotted stems that give it its common name.

The Northeast Native Blend is a beautiful combination of annual and perennial wildflowers that are native to the northeastern region. This blend is most suitable for Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington D.C. and West Virginia. See the component mix tab below for complete seed ratio and varieties.

The Massachusetts Blend combines annual and perennial wildflowers selected for ornamental planting in the northeastern United States. Its current component profile features Scarlet Flax, Siberian Wallflower, Cornflower, and Purple Coneflower. This Northeast selection fits Massachusetts’ cold winters, humid summers and sunny meadow-style planting sites. The mixture contains both native species and non-native flowers adapted to the region, creating varied colors, heights and bloom periods. Sow in a sunny, prepared, weed-free seedbed and keep the surface consistently moist while seedlings establish.

The Perennial Lupine produces beautiful spikes of purple colored flowers that will bloom from late spring throughout summer! This Lupine variety grows to be about 18-36” tall with vibrant spikes. This variety can be planted throughout a flower meadow or in the garden bed. The Perennial is easy to establish and grow, and Lupines are deer resistant and blooms year after year.

The New Hampshire Blend combines annual and perennial wildflowers selected for ornamental planting in the northeastern United States. Its current component profile features Siberian Wallflower, Cornflower, Purple Coneflower, and Perennial Lupine. New Hampshire’s cold winters and compact growing season favor a Northeast mix with early annual color and returning perennials. The mixture contains both native species and non-native flowers adapted to the region, creating varied colors, heights and bloom periods. Sow in a sunny, prepared, weed-free seedbed and keep the surface consistently moist while seedlings establish.

A special mix of flowers that grab everyone's attention. The species in this mix are native to or naturalized to the Northeast US, east of Ohio and north of North Carolina.

The Connecticut Blend combines annual and perennial wildflowers selected for ornamental planting in the northeastern United States. Its current component profile features Cornflower, Purple Coneflower, Perennial Lupine, and Scarlet Flax. Cool winters and a humid growing season make this Northeast selection appropriate for Connecticut meadows and informal borders. The mixture contains both native species and non-native flowers adapted to the region, creating varied colors, heights and bloom periods. Sow in a sunny, prepared, weed-free seedbed and keep the surface consistently moist while seedlings establish.

The Vermont Blend combines annual and perennial wildflowers selected for ornamental planting in the northeastern United States. Its current component profile features Scarlet Flax, Siberian Wallflower, Cornflower, and Purple Coneflower. Vermont’s cold winters and shorter flowering season favor Northeast annuals for quick color alongside returning perennials. The mixture contains both native species and non-native flowers adapted to the region, creating varied colors, heights and bloom periods. Sow in a sunny, prepared, weed-free seedbed and keep the surface consistently moist while seedlings establish.

The Rhode Island Blend combines annual and perennial wildflowers selected for ornamental planting in the northeastern United States. Its current component profile features Siberian Wallflower, Cornflower, Purple Coneflower, and Perennial Lupine. Rhode Island’s maritime influence and humid summers suit a Northeast blend for sunny beds, borders and naturalized areas. The mixture contains both native species and non-native flowers adapted to the region, creating varied colors, heights and bloom periods. Sow in a sunny, prepared, weed-free seedbed and keep the surface consistently moist while seedlings establish.

The Maine Blend combines annual and perennial wildflowers selected for ornamental planting in the northeastern United States. Its current component profile features Perennial Lupine, Scarlet Flax, Siberian Wallflower, and Cornflower. Maine’s short summers and cold winters call for a Northeast mixture combining fast annual color with hardy perennial potential. The mixture contains both native species and non-native flowers adapted to the region, creating varied colors, heights and bloom periods. Sow in a sunny, prepared, weed-free seedbed and keep the surface consistently moist while seedlings establish.