What you love to grow and eat

Mountain-hardy perennial flower seeds for high-desert gardens.

Most of what I grow starts from seed, because seeds are my first choice whenever I can. Sometimes we supplement with rhizomes, tubers, or starter plants—and I can teach you how to create your own succession of starts indoors, on a patio, or in a small greenhouse. It doesn’t take much space. Start with what you love to eat; that’s exactly what I did.

Colorful Sierra wildflower mix in bloom

Sierra Wildflower Seed Mix

A colorful meadow blend for sunny Sierra foothill gardens.

Sierra mix$5
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White Shasta daisies in bloom

Shasta Daisy

Cheerful white blooms for bouquets and sunny beds.

Full sun$5
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Red poppy in bloom

Red Poppy

Silky red spring color with a delicate, meadowy feel.

Cool season$5
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Pink zinnia in bloom

Zinnia

Big, bright summer flowers that keep the cutting jar full.

Cut flower$5
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Pink hollyhocks in bloom

Hollyhock

Tall cottage-garden blooms for a fence, wall, or sunny corner.

Tall grower$5
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Purple echinacea coneflower in bloom

Echinacea

Sturdy coneflower with lasting color and pollinator appeal.

Deer-resistant$5
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Red poppy anemone in bloom

Poppy Anemone

Velvety petals and early-season drama for the spring garden.

Spring bloom$5
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Green-eyed Susan in bloom

Green-eyed Susan

Sunny petals for a bright, easygoing flower patch.

Deer-resistant$5
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Lavender flowers in bloom

Lavender

Fragrant purple stems for garden borders and kitchen bundles.

Deer-resistant$5
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White yarrow flowers in bloom

Yarrow

Tough, airy flower clusters for dry corners and casual bouquets.

Deer-resistant$5
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Blue salvia flowers in bloom

Blue Salvia

Clear blue flower spikes for a lively, pollinator-friendly bed.

Deer-resistant$5
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Plant what feels beautiful to you

Start with patience, good intentions, a can-do attitude, positivity, and the hope that you can grow and do beautiful things too. “Deer-resistant, never deer-proof” is always the goal when you live alongside wildlife.