Botanically Inclined – Seed Adventures – Plants seeds for everyone: wildflowers, medicinals and alpine species

Various species that are ‘warm germinators’ can be sown starting in late February (indoors) or outdoors later in April-May (depending on your location)

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Welcome to May, 2026

Wildflowers of North America

After a cold April, May arrived with the same weather pattern. Comparing with other years, Hepatica americana and Hepatica acutiloba flowered poorly, in some cases with a few late buds opening after the first wave of flowers. There are still…

Spring beauties

As our April weather roller coaster continues, more and more spring beauties, literally 😉 and figuratively, are showing up. Foliage, flowers, seedlings; it is hard to keep up with them all. Just a few pictures, there are already plenty images…

Cold stratification – part 3, the practicals

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Cold stratification - part 1, dormancy Cold stratification - part 2, FAQ Let’s dive into the methods used for providing cold stratification as a seeds germination treatment, drawing from my personal experience. They often overlap with…

July colors

Wildflowers of North America

Let’s have a short break from the cold stratification with flowers from July 2025, to visually counteract the white, bitterly cold outdoors. There are many plants flowering in July; usually the drought hasn’t installed yet and some of the…

Latest for October

Wildflowers of North America

The latest seeds collected and added/replenished in the inventory belong to the following native species: Ceanothus americanus, New jersey tea Desmodium nudiflorum, Naked flowered tick-trefoil Euonymus obovatus, Running strawberry-bush…

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Corydalis seeds sale – coming up!

Propagation

Just before the heat wave I collected the last seeds from the only white form of Corydalis solida from the garden. I always collect the seeds from the nicest specimens to sow them in my desired locations. I thought again about how this…

Spring beauties #2

Propagation

Springtime is undeniable ‘ten thousand flowers season’ in our region. For many, it is also a seedlings bonanza period! That is, for those who went to trouble of sowing something… The seedlings started indoors (in late February-March)…

Spring beauties

Propagation, Wildflowers of North America

As our April weather roller coaster continues, more and more spring beauties, literally 😉 and figuratively, are showing up. Foliage, flowers, seedlings; it is hard to keep up with them all. Just a few pictures, there are already plenty images…

In pink, blue and purple

Propagation

For those with Hepatica flowers in their mind 😊 yes, most of them are flowering in all colors; or better said, they are trying between the heavy rain showers of the past days. There have been very few good moments for taking pictures. More…

Easter #2

Propagation

Happy Easter to those celebrating this weekend - wishes for peace, joy and hope for new beginnings! The Pasque flowers are still not blooming, so garden-wise we are celebrating with a few ‘black beauties’, plus a nice form of…

Easter

Propagation

To those celebrating this weekend – Happy Easter, with love, peace, hope and happiness! With the weather being as it was/is the Pasque flowers (Pulsatilla) are not flowering yet. Some days are still very cold and it is a very rainy spring.…

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FAQ – Moist packed seeds

What species are usually available as ‘moist packed seeds’ and when

THE SEEDS SHOP CONTAINS FEW MAIN CATEGORIES. NOT ALL SPECIES ARE OFFERED EVERY YEAR AND SOME CAN BE A ONE TIME OFFERING. WE DO NOT COLLECT LARGE SEEDS QUANTITIES, AIMING TO OFFER FRESH SEEDS AS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.