2017 Fall Starburst Mix | |||||||
Flower Name | Seeding Rate Per Acre | Season | Time Of Bloom | Annual - Perennial | Color | % By Weight | Soil Temp For Germ (°F) |
| Blackeyed Susan | 2 | Warm | June/July | Annual | Yellow | 6% | 70°F |
| Blanketflower | 5 | Warm | July/August | Perennial | Blue | 5% | 70°F |
| Bluebonnet | 25 | Cool | March/April | Annual | Blue/White | 8% | 60°F |
California Poppy | 8 | Warm | May/July | Annual | Orange | 8% | 65°F |
| Clasping Leaf Coneflower | 3 | Warm | June/July | Annual | Yellow/Black | 6% | 70°F |
| Corn Poppy (Red) | 2 | Cool | April/June | Annual | Pink/Red | 6% | 60°F |
| Cosmos | 15 | Warm | May/August | Annual | Red/Pink | 8% | 75°F |
Drummond Phlox | 8 | Cool | April/June | Annual | Red | 3% | 60°F |
| Gayfeather | 5 | Warm | June/August | Perennial | Purple | 2% | 70°F |
| Indian Blanket | 8 | Warm | June/July | Annual | Red/Yellow | 4% | 70°F |
| Lanceleaf Coreopsis | 10 | Cool | May/July | Perennial | Yellow | 6% | 65°F |
| Lemon Mint | 3 | Warm | June/August | Annual | Purple | 8% | 70°F |
| Mexican Hat | 3 | Warm | May/September | Perennial | Red/Yellow | 6% | 68°F |
| Plains Coreopsis | 2 | Cool | May/June | Annual | Yellow/Red | 8% | 60°F |
Purple Coneflower | 12 | Cool | June/October | Perennial | Purple | 5% | 70°F |
| Purple Prairie Clover | 5 | Warm | May/August | Perennial | Purple | 4% | 70°F |
| Tahoka Daisy | 5 | Warm | May/August | Annual | Purple | 2% | 65°F |
| White Yarrow | 2 | Cool | May/June | Perennial | White | 5% | 60°F |
| Seeding Rate Per Acre = 8 - 10 LBS ••• Seeding Rate Per One Thousand Square Feet = 1/5 - 1/2 LBS | |||||||
| Always Sow On Freshly Disturbed Soil ••• Seven Times The Diameter Of Any Seed Is The Maximum Depth To Plant The Seed | |||||||
| Plant Fall Mixes September 1 - February 1 ••• Plant Spring Mixes February 1 - June 1 | |||||||
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2017 Fall Texas Native Mix | |||||||
Flower Name | Seeding Rate Per Acre | Season | Time Of Bloom | Annual - Perennial | Color | % By Weight | Soil Temp For Germ (°F) |
| Black-eyed Susan | 2 | Warm | June/July | Annual | Yellow | 9% | 70°F |
| Bluebonnets | 25 | Warm | March/April | Annual | Blue/White | 9% | 60°F |
Clasping Coneflower | 3 | Warm | May/September | Annual/ Perennial | Yellow | 15% | 70°F |
Gayfeather | 5 | Warm | June/August | Perennial | Purple | 2% | 70°F |
| Greenthread | 6 | Warm | May/September | Annual/ Perennial | Yellow | 2% | 70°F |
| Indian Blanket | 8 | Warm | June/July | Annual | Red/Yellow | 4% | 70°F |
| Lemon Mint | 3 | Warm | June/August | Annual | Purple | 15% | 70°F |
| Mexican Hat | 3 | Warm | May/July | Perennial | Red/yellow | 9% | 70°F |
| Plains Coreopsis | 2 | Warm | May/July | Annual | Yellow | 15% | 60°F |
| Purple Coneflower | 12 | Cool | June/October | Perennial | Purple | 8% | 70°F |
| Purple Prairie Clover | 5 | Warm | May/August | Perennial | Purple | 4% | 70°F |
| Standing Cypress | 6 | Warm | June/September | Perennial | Red | 4% | 70°F |
| Tahoka Daisy | 5 | Warm | May/August | Annual | Lavender | 4% | 70°F |
| Seeding Rate Per Acre = 8 - 10 LBS ••• Seeding Rate Per One Thousand Square Feet = 1/5 - 1/2 LBS | |||||||
| Always Sow On Freshly Disturbed Soil ••• Seven Times The Diameter Of Any Seed Is The Maximum Depth To Plant The Seed | |||||||
| Plant Fall Mixes September 1 - February 1 ••• Plant Spring Mixes February 1 - June 1 | |||||||
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Our Starburst Mix includes flowers that grow great in Texas, some native and some introduced. If color is the objective, this is the mix.
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Our Texas Native Mix includes only native wildflowers. While still very colorful, these are all native to Texas.
Here (above) is a picture of the old redwood smokehouse with Turner Seed wildflowers around it. The year we used your seed, it was the prettiest patch of wildflowers we ever had. Tour buses from the Hyatt Hotel would stop and let people take pictures. We have also seen pictures of this scene in local galleries and on local magazine covers. It's quite a local tourist attraction and we get to meet lots of nice people who stop by to take pictures. This smokehouse was built by my grandfather in the 1920's.
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I was moving it to build a new tractor shed when I got it near the road and stopped for the day. It was spring and there were a few bluebonnets around it and we watched as people stopped to take pictures. So we just decided to leave it where it was and the next year my wife planted wildflowers around it and we got a larger crowd. Each year we have tried different blends, but nothing has given us the spectacular results like your starburst mix. The flowers come in waves and change by the month. Thanks for such great seed. Dennis & Beverly