Minimum: 100+ Seeds

Soft Pastels. Double Petals. Wildflower Elegance.
A dreamy twist on the classic California poppy, the Ballerina Mix brings ruffled, double-petaled blooms in soft shades of peach, blush, lemon, and cream. Light as a breeze and tough as the desert sun, its a beautiful, low-maintenance wildflower for gardens that thrive on simplicity.

Whether youre sprinkling seeds along a fence line, weaving color through a rock garden, or letting it naturalize in a sunny patch of soil, this variety adds a whimsical charm that keeps on blooming.

Why Youll Love It:

Romantic Color Palette: Silky, frilled blooms in watercolor pastels
Sun-Loving & Drought-Tolerant: Grows strong in poor, dry soils
Pollinator Favorite: Brings bees and butterflies to your garden
Low Effort, Big Impact: Easy to sow, easy to growjust scatter and let nature take over

Perfect For:

• Backyard wildflower beds

• Cottage-style borders

• Rock gardens or dry slopes

• Pollinator strips along veggie beds

• Pathway edges or patio containers

• Water-wise and xeriscape designs

Planting & Growing Info:

• Botanical Name: Eschscholzia californica

• Type: Annual (self-seeding in many climates)

• Height: 814 inches

• Bloom Time: Spring through early summer

• Planting Time: Early spring or fall in warmer zones

• Seeding Depth: Surface-sow or cover very lightly

• Germination: 1015 days

• Sunlight: Full sun

• Soil: Well-drained; thrives in sandy or rocky soil

• Water: Low; drought-tolerant once established

• Zones: USDA 310 (as an annual)

Growing Tips:

• Sow directly outdoorsdoes not transplant well

• Trim after first bloom wave to encourage reblooming

• Allow to self-seed for future seasons

• Combine with lavender, cosmos, or ornamental grasses for a wild, romantic look

Delicate to the eye, resilient by nature.
California Poppy Ballerina Mix turns even tough corners of the garden into a pastel haven, with no fuss and all beauty.