Native Texas Bluebonnet Blue brings classic Texas spring color to your garden with dense spikes of blue flowers crowned by white tips. These winter annuals typically establish during the cooler months and bloom in spring, reaching approximately 12 to 18 inches tall. This packet contains 100 non-GMO, open-pollinated seeds. Picture a sunny garden bed filled with blue blooms and visiting pollinators, a small celebration of Texas close to home. Plants may return through self-sowing when seed is allowed to mature and conditions are suitable; individual plants are not perennials.

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Germination Rate: 95%. Test Date: 6/25. DKS.

Why Choose Native Texas Bluebonnet Blue?

• Classic spring beauty: Blue flower spikes with white tips create a recognizable Texas wildflower display.
• Native-garden appeal: Add regional character to sunny beds, borders and wildflower plantings.
• Pollinator interest: Flowers offer a seasonal resource for visiting bees and other pollinators.
• Open-pollinated seeds: Allow plants to set seed for possible future self-sowing, while recognizing that establishment varies with conditions.
• Well-drained sites: Plants are suited to lean, well-drained soils and can tolerate dry conditions once established.

Planting Tips for Success

• Choose the season: Fall sowing is typical in Texas, allowing plants to establish before spring flowering. Adjust timing to your local climate.
• Prepare the site: Choose full sun and excellent drainage. Remove competing weeds and avoid soggy soil or heavily fertilized beds.
• Sow carefully: Plant about 1/4 inch deep with good seed-to-soil contact. Bluebonnet seeds can have hard coats; follow the packet's treatment directions and do not repeat scarification if seeds have already been treated.
• Water for establishment: Keep the seedbed moist without saturating it. Reduce watering as plants establish, allowing soil to dry between waterings.
• Provide room: Thin plants to approximately 6 to 12 inches apart as needed for airflow and growth. A trellis is not normally required.
• Feed sparingly: Avoid excessive fertilizer, which can favor leafy growth over flowers. Use a soil test if you suspect a deficiency.
• Let seed mature: If self-sowing is desired, leave some flowers to form mature seedpods before clearing the area. Future germination and bloom density are not guaranteed.

Why Choose David's Garden Seeds®?

• Veteran-Owned: Supplying premium seeds since 2009.
• GO TEXAN Certified: Supporting local agriculture and communities.
• Integrity Pledge: David's Garden Seeds has taken the Seed Integrity Pledge.
• Great Customer Service: David answers all customer service questions, usually within a few minutes.

Ways to Use Native Texas Bluebonnet Blue

• Wildflower beds: Create a seasonal display in a sunny area with well-drained soil.
• Native landscapes: Combine with other suitable regional flowers for varied color and bloom times.
• Garden borders: Plant where the spring flowers can be enjoyed without being trampled.
• Garden photography: Capture the blue-and-white flower spikes in your own garden while leaving plants undisturbed.

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Bring a little Texas springtime to your garden with 100 Native Texas Bluebonnet seeds.

Important Disclosures

• Variety Disclaimer: Plant height, flowering and establishment vary with soil, weather and care. These are annual plants; repeat displays depend on new seedlings.
• Seed Storage: Keep seeds cool, dry and dark, protected from heat and moisture.
• Planting Zones: Use local climate and seasonal growing guidance to choose sowing dates. Drainage and temperature matter as well as hardiness zone.
• Not for consumption: Bluebonnets are ornamental plants, not food. Do not eat the seeds or plant parts, and keep them away from children, pets and livestock.

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