Monarda Citriodora Lemon Bergamot is also called Lemon Bee Balm and Prairie Bergamot. A native wildflower and garden favorite. Leaves smell like lemon and long bright purple/pink flowering stalks appeal to bees, hummingbirds and butterflies. Contains citronella and medicinal uses...

Salvia sclarea Perennial wildflower. This Clary Sage has been adapted to the Rocky Mountains for 10+ years. Incredibly fragrant, purple flowers are often distilled to make a medicinal essential oil. The flowers are a favorite of bees and other pollinators--especially...

Tagetes patula & Tagetes erecta Orange, red & golden hues color this diverse mix of marigolds and turn your garden into a feast for the eyes! These beauties will attract pollinators and beneficial bugs to your garden while deterring the...

Nicotiana tabacum Fragrant flowering tobacco with gorgeous flowers. Use in smoking blends and as a powerful garden insecticide. Keep undesirable pests away by interplanting. This tobacco seed was originally sourced from Hopi. Planting Instructions: Plant tiny seeds by barely covering...

Helianthus annuus Gigantic sunflowers tower over 8-10+ feet. Huge flower heads produce abundant sunflower seeds perfect for snacking, adding to animal feed and delighting the birds. These heirlooms are so easy and impressive to grow! Planting Instructions: Plant directly in...

Calendula officinalis Beautiful medicinal flower ideal for salves, oil and tinctures. Soothes and heals wounds, cuts & scrapes. Yellow & orange blossoms on short 6-12" tall plants. Sow directly in the ground in late spring/early summer or start indoors before...

Acmella oleracea Woohoo what a party in the mouth! If you haven't tried a big bite of Spilanthes, you are in for a shockingly tingly treat. A highly adapted Southwest plant, Spilanthes is easy to grow and produces prolific dense...

Cosmos bipinnatus Bright pink and white flowers add joy to any garden. A pollinator-friendly annual that attracts bees, hummingbirds and butterflies. Delicate, feathery foliage is a beautiful addition to bouquets. Planting Instructions: Direct seed 1" deep, 6-12" apart in spring...

Ipomoea purpurea Our favorite flowers! Grandpa Ott's classic purple flower with glowing white interior, with some surprising occasional dark pink blossoms. Vines grow 12+ feet tall! Enjoy continuous blossoms each morning. Flowers often last until the fall frost. Planting Instructions:...

Amaranthus cruentus A mixture of amaranths used to re-vegetate barren areas of land, grow as animal forage or replace noxious weeds (e.g. out-compete goatheads!). Regionally-adapted to Colorado/Four Corners. Does not need to be watered after seeds have sprouted and rooted....

Asclepias syriaca The only food of endangered Monarch Butterfly caterpillars. Showy pink blossoms turn to fluffy seed pods that are fun for kids to spread around. Grows well along ditches, in low-lying and swampy areas. Once established it will perennialize....

Amaranthus cruentus Bright maroon flowers are used to dye Hopi piki bread, and will add beauty to any garden! Maroon leaves are add a bright splash to salads. Grain is edible. Regionally-adapted to Colorado/Four Corners. Planting Instructions: Plant directly in ground...