Small purple flowers create a fragrant groundcover from spring until fall. Easy to grow from seed. Great for borders, planters, rockeries, and edges. Height: 2 – 6 inches. Attracts Butterflies.
These low growing native American wildflowers create a charming carpet of sky blue flowers in spring. Baby Blue Eyes are self-seeding annuals that will grow 6 - 8 inches high and attract beneficial pollinators and butterflies. Often used as a groundcover.
An edible, fragrant, low growing groundcover. Looks stunning creeping over rocks or paving. Attracts beneficial pollinators into the garden. It is drought tolerant, prefers full sun, and great for covering unsightly areas.
Water Forget Me Not. The true Forget Me Not. Prefers boggy wet areas. A low-growing, spreading plant presenting small bright blue dainty flowers with yellow centers will happily thrive along stream banks and ponds. Self-seeding perennial that also spreads by rhizomes without being invasive.
Create a stunning display with masses of brilliant blue flowers each spring. These low growing wildflowers grow naturally in woodland and meadows, though they are quite adaptable in almost any location.
These delightful annuals will grow in most soils, in full sun or partial shade, and are great for a low growing groundcover. The bright orange, red, yellow, and cream blossoms are edible and will flower all summer long!
A delightful herb used in salads, stews, and teas. Prunella is also a beneficial healing herb for wounds, mouth ailments, and a tonic. A great, low-growing groundcover for difficult areas and a good source of nectar for butterflies and beneficial pollinators.
Masses of pretty white flowers bloom from this fast-spreading evergreen groundcover. Attracts butterflies and self-seeds readily in zones 3 - 7. It is drought tolerant and grows between 3" - 8" high.
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Asparagus Mary Washington
were in our second growing year from these seeds, hope to have asparagus even if its just to look at next year. getting a good asparagus bed takes 4 years but its worth the waiting.
Chamomile Roman
We've only just moved into spring weather, so I haven't even planted the seeds yet, but I am looking forward to seeing them come up!
Cauliflower Snowball
The seeds grew very quickly. I was very surprised because the instructions said two weeks and it was more like 4 days.
Chamomile Roman
Nearly all the seeds grew.
Dryland Xeriscape Flower Mix
Looks good but haven't planted-2 many birds still about.
Chamomile Roman
best ever
Wild lettuce Lactuca virosa
I had an amazing buying experience from Earthcare Seeds. They offer a great selection of permaculture seeds. I love the packaging. Each seed packet has a picture of the plant and the reasons for planting on front. There is room at the top to tear off without losing important information. The planting instructions are on the back. There were gifts of extra seeds included. Best garden buying experience ever.
Elderberry American
building stratifyer specifically for these seeds. haven't started em so i don't know but quick shipped!
Zucchini Black Beauty
growing great
Lavender English Lavender
Excellent products & awesome customer service!!
Lemon Balm
Awesome service! Fast delivery! And a great product!!!
Rosemary
EarthCare Seeds delivered quality seeds very quickly. My only wish would be a larger selection.
Ground Cherry Aunt Molly's
Very nice!
Wild lettuce Lactuca virosa
Great service! Received my seeds right away, no delays. They are germinating well and the seedlings are strong and growing!
Asparagus Mary Washington
Sorry but due to the extreme heat I have not nplanted the seeds yet. Your service was good.
Ground Cherry Aunt Molly's
Really excited to grow this next season! Was shipped very quickly.
Basil Large Leaf Italian
Great product! Fast shipping. Only wish they had a larger selection of medicinal herbs.
Butterfly Garden Flower Seeds
Seeds received in short order.
Ground Cherry Aunt Molly's
I have them. But won't know until Spring 2016
Great Mullein
ask me come spring time.