Bachelor's Buttons (Jubilee Gem) — Approx. 250 sds/pkt. Fill your garden with a sea of vibrant colours! This plant produces masses of blue blossoms that cover these compact plants. This variety is incredibly easy to grow and requires little to no care, making it a fantastic choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. May be sown directly into the garden a couple of weeks before your typical last frost date, for an early start to the season.
 
Bachelor Button (OSC Mixed Colours) — Approx. 250 sds/pkt. Create a vibrant and colourful display! The uniform, bushy plants are filled with a wide array of clear, bright coloured flowers, making this mix a real showstopper. This mixture is perfect for adding a touch of classic charm and an explosion of colour to your garden. It is best to sow seed directly into the garden a couple of weeks before your typical last frost date.
 
Calendula (Pacific Beauty Mix) — Approx. 60 sds/pkt. Brighten your garden with an incredibly easy-to-grow annual. Also known as “pot marigold,” this plant produces beautiful blooms in a range of colours, from yellow, orange, and apricot to cream. The flowers vary in size, from 2.5 to 10 cm, and bloom freely through the summer on well-branched plants. One of the most adaptable and easiest flowers to grow, making it a perfect choice for gardeners of all levels.

California Poppy (Mission Bells Mixed) — Approx. 150 sds/pkt. Bring a splash of vibrant colour to the driest corners of your garden! This variety is incredibly drought-resistant and produces a profusion of flowers in a bright mix of gold, orange, red, and white. These beautiful blooms sit atop finely cut, light green foliage, creating a stunning visual contrast. Perfect for mass plantings and xeriscaping, this poppy is also a favourite of bees and butterflies. It will often re-seed itself for a beautiful display the following season.

Cardinal Climber — Approx. 12 sds/pkt. An extremely attractive climbing vine. The flowers are similar in structure to morning glories, but this species produces many smaller, bright crimson-red, white-throated flowers that typically face up and out from the foliage. Makes for a pretty picture as it climbs on fences and arbours – where it can often reach over 3 m in height! The flowers are quite attractive to hummingbirds.

Carnation (Chabaud's Giant) — Approx. 75 sds/pkt. A mixture of colours and flower forms. Spicy fragrance and lots of colour make carnations ideal for the border or cutting garden. Beautiful double flowers are well presented on solid stalks in bright red, snow white, sunshine yellow and intense scarlet. This tender biennial is reliably hardy to Zone 6 but can sometimes be overwintered to as low as Zone 4 with adequate protection.
 
Cosmos (Early Sensation Mixed) — Approx. 120 sds/pkt. A rich mixture of bright, clear blooms in shades of pink, white and red, averaging 5 cm in diameter. Pretty, dense, finely cut foliage grows to 90 cm high. While cosmos prefer full sun, they will still flower nicely in partial sun. Absolutely fabulous as cut flowers and a must-have for any fresh bouquet!
 
Dahlia (Unwins Dwarf Hybrids) — Approx. 65 sds/pkt. Large double and semi-double flowers 7.5 cm (3”) across adorn these pretty plants. Colours include soft pink, deep rose, yellow, orange-scarlet and crimson. The nicely branched, bushy plants grow to 60 cm (24”) in height. Plants typically flower from late June/early July right through until late season frost arrives.
 
Forget Me Not (Cynoglossum) — Approx. 250 sds/pkt. Very fast-growing plant producing clusters of sweetly scented, clear indigo-blue flowers at the top of 40 cm high plants. Foliage is an attractive silvery-grey. Plants are generally finished flowering by late July/early August and will often re-seed themselves for the following season. This plant is a biennial that is grown as an annual in most parts of Canada. This Forget-Me-Not is adventurous but is not invasive. Bees absolutely love the flowers! Can provide some welcome early spring colour in partially shady sites
 
Four O'Clock (Marvel of Peru) – Approx. 30 sds/pkt. Very bushy, vigorous plants growing to 60 cm (24”) in height. Bright, clear flowers of white, red, yellow, rose and lilac open later in the day. Flowers are fragrant and attractive to butterflies, hummingbirds and bees. Due to their size and bushiness, they are quite suitable as an informal flowering hedge. Plants produce tubers that often grow large enough to be lifted and stored over the winter, much like dahlias. The tubers can be replanted the following spring after the danger of frost has passed. Prolific bloomers that often self-sow. 
 
Geranium (Maverick Red) — Approx. 10 sds/pkt. Bred as a high-density, mass planting variety for the professional gardener, but we think home gardeners will want it too! Early blooming, multiple stems and large 12 to 16 cm flowers on deep green zonal leaf plants can’t be beat. Matures to a garden height of 35-40 cm.
 
Marigold (Yellow Treasure) – Approx. 35 sds/pkt. Avast, mates! There will be pirates in your backyard for sure when you grow this variety! Uniform-sized, lemon-yellow flowers are held on plants growing to 60 cm tall. Incredibly prolific!
 
Moonflower (Ipomoea Alba) — Approx. 15 seeds/pkt. A robust climber, filled with beautiful, fragrant, pure white flowers up to 12.5 cm (5”) across. Flowers open quickly during the night and last through to mid to late morning. Each flower only lasts for a short time, but once flowering starts it continues right through to late summer. Quick-growing vines will readily wrap themselves around any decent support.
 
Morning Glory (Crimson Rambler) – Approx. 25-30 sds/pkt. Enjoy stunning deep crimson-red with contrasting white throat blooms from these showy climbers all summer long along a fence or trellis. Absolutely stunning!
 
Morning Glory (Flying Saucers) – Approx. 25-30 sds/pkt. Fast growing twining vines with heart-shaped leaves and large flowers marbled with white and purple-blue markings. Reaches 2-4 m in height. Absolutely stunning!
 
Morning Glory (Heavenly Blue) – Approx. 25-30 sds/pkt. Pretty, sky blue flowers with soft white throats and lots of them! From these showy climbers all summer long, along a fence or trellis. The largest flowers of all morning glories are 10 cm (4”) across
 
Morning Glory (Mixed Colours) – Approx. 25-30 sds/pkt. A beautiful blend of old-fashioned, smaller funnel-shaped types, in shades of white, pink, mauve and purple.