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Seed Mix | Residential Collection | Wildflower Meadow Mix - Humid Part Shade

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Categories: Native, Seed mixes, Nectar-rich, Perennial

For successful seedlings,
see the growing notes at the bottom of the page!

Wildflower Meadow Mix - Humid Part Shade

Context: Gardens under deciduous trees, sheltered part-shade areas, humid to mesic soils

Objectives: Create a harmonious wildflower meadow under partial cover, continuous bloom

Constraints: Species adapted to part shade and humid soils, avoid overly dominant species

 

Mix description:

The Humid Part Shade mix is designed for sheltered gardens and partially shaded areas where the soil remains moist, ranging from average to moderately humid. It establishes a harmonious native wildflower meadow in filtered light conditions, while maintaining a stable and long-lasting plant cover.

Made up of native species adapted to part shade, this mix provides staggered blooms from spring through fall, supporting pollinators even in less sunny areas. Selected species typically reach 70 to 150 cm in height, creating a natural, structured, and colourful planting - ideal for enhancing shaded residential landscapes.

 

Each packet covers approximately 100 square feet. 

Minimum height: 70 cm

Maximum height: 150 cm

 

Species included in the mix:

 

Some seeds in this mix require cold stratification to ensure germination. See the growing notes below for more details.

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Notes de culture

Superficie d'ensemencement : 100 pieds carrés

Zone : 4
Sol : Medium to humid
Lumière : Part shade
Stratification : 60 to 90 days
Semences par pied carré :

Some seeds in this mix require cold stratification to germinate. If you directly sow outdoors in the fall, stratification will occur naturally, and germination will take place in the spring.

For spring sowing, you will need to perform cold stratification before planting.

Mix the contents of the packet with a moist substrate (vermiculite, seed-starting mix, or sand) and place them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for 60 to 90 days.

Check on your seeds regularly while they're stratifying. As soon as you see radicles emerging (those little white tips poking out of the seeds), take them out of the fridge and sow them right away, even if the recommended stratification period isn't quite finished yet.

Once germination starts, every day matters: wait too long and sowing becomes impossible, the sprouts tangling into a mess you can't pull apart without snapping them.

When it is time to sow, whether in the fall or the spring following stratification, add 2 to 3 litres of substrate (vermiculite, seed-starting mix, or sand) and mix well. This additional volume will help you distribute the seeds more evenly across the entire surface.

For more details on site preparation and sowing, consult our tips for establishing a wildflower meadow below.