Fall-Sown Flower Seeds

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Fall-Sown Flower Seeds for Seasonal Garden Color Planting flower seeds in fall can be a useful way to establish certain flowers before the next growing season. Our collection of fall-sown flower seeds includes poppies, sweet peas, larkspur, zinnias, yarrow, coneflowers, lupines, alyssum, stock, and a variety of wildflower mixes suited to different garden settings. This collection includes individual flower varieties such as California poppies, corn poppies, sweet peas, and bachelor buttons, along with wildflower and pollinator mixes. You’ll also find perennial native wildflower mixes, regional blends, and specialty selections designed to bring a range of colors, forms, and bloom times to the garden. For more seasonal flower options, explore our full selection of flower seeds. Fall sowing can allow seeds to experience natural seasonal conditions, and some varieties benefit from exposure to cool temperatures before germination. However, the best sowing time and method vary by plant and local climate, so it is important to follow the planting instructions provided for each seed variety. Whether you’re establishing a wildflower area, adding flowers to a garden bed, supporting pollinators, or planning colorful seasonal blooms, our selection of fall-sown flower seeds offers a variety of options for gardeners to explore.