FREE: UNBELIEVABLE AUCTION! Dream Come True AMAZING VARIETY of PERENNIALS! (OVER 350 SEEDS!)

The listing, UNBELIEVABLE AUCTION! Dream Come True AMAZING VARIETY of PERENNIALS! (OVER 350 SEEDS!) has ended.

The winner will get everything listed below. Over 350+ Seeds! They will all be in separate bags which will be labeled. I will include growing instructions for each. All are 2011 seeds. I usually auction these all separate but I just want to clear them out. Good Luck!

Name: FoxGlove
Number of Seeds 50+
Life Cycle: Perennial
Zone: 4-8
Sun: Full Sun, Part Sun
Height: 4 feet
Days to Germ: 7-14
Spacing: 24 in.

Name: Columbine
Number of seeds: 25+
Life Cycle: Perennial
Color: Mixed as sown in second picture
Days to Germinate: 21-28
Depth to Sow: 1/8 inch
Speed Spacing-: 18 inches
Growing Height: 2 - 2 1/2 feet
*Hummingbirds are Highly Attracted to these!*

Name: Sweet William
Life Cycle: Perennial
Color: Multicolored in reds, pinks, whites & bi-colors
Amount: 100+ seeds
Days to Germinate: 7-10 days
Depth to Sow: 1/4 in.
Seed Spacing: 1/2 in
Growing Height: 12 to 14 inches

Name: Painted Daisy
Number of seeds: 50+
Life Cycle: Perennial
Full Sun
Uses: Beds, Borders, Cut Flowers
Sowing Method: Direct Sow
Bloom Season: Spring, Summer
Height: 18-30"
Color: white,red yellow & purple

Name: Gaillardia
Number of Seeds: 30+
Life Cycle: Perennial
Hardiness Zones: zones 3-10.
Bloom Time: early to mid-summer and last for many weeks.
Color: multi-colored with yellows, reds and oranges
Dimensions: 2-3' tall and 2' wide.
Preferred Conditions: Easy to grow, Gaillardia is usually happy as long as it is growing in full sun.

Name: Tritoma Red Hot Poker
Life Cycle: Perennials
Color: shown in pictures
Number of seeds: 25+
Days to Germinate: 20-30 days
Depth to Sow: 1/4 in.
Seed Spacing: 18in.
Growing Height: 3 1/2 feet
Red Hot Poker is an unusual perennial that is very easy to grow.

Name: Butterfly Weed
Number of Seeds: 25+
Height: 12-24 inches
Germination: 30-90 days
Sowing depth: 1/16"
Blooming period: June-September
*These flowers produce a large quantity of nectar which attracts butterflies throughout the growing season.*