How flowers really heal you.
Nature has an incredible ability to heal and rejuvenate. Studies show that spending time outdoors can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Flower fields exemplify this concept; they are not just visually stunning but also contribute to a sense of peace and tranquility. The act of immersing oneself in a colorful landscape can foster a sense of connectedness to the earth and promote a more balanced state of mind.
Flower fields during the spring
What's in bloom?
During springtime, our field of flowers is filled with many beautiful flowers that are starting to bloom, and it is a breathtaking view and experience!
Early spring
Baby Blue Eyes - (Nemophila menziesii)
A dainty early bloomer that likes cool and moist conditions, Baby Blue Eyes will thrive through the Spring and will fade once temperatures rise. Native to California, Baby Blue Eyes charms in blue and white and stays low-growing at just 4-12 inches high.
It is particularly popular during the spring season where a sea of nemophila flowers covers the whole area.
When the nemophila ("baby blue eyes") are in full bloom, usually from mid-April to early May, you can witness the fusion of the hill covered in blue nemophila and the blue sky.
Baby's Breath - White and Pink
Gypsophila paniculata Rose, commonly known as 'Baby's breath,' is a must-have for flower enthusiasts who adore captivating cut flowers. This delightful variety offers a unique twist with its delicate and abundant clouds of subtle pink flowers, beautifully complemented by soft light to mid-green foliage.
The traditional florist filler gets an elegant upgrade in pink! The sweetest compliment to any bouquet, this variety in soft pink is ideal in gardens that need that feminine touch.
During the early spring season, a sea of baby's breath pink flowers covers the whole area.
spring - blooming season
Purple Coneflower (Echinacea)
Purple Coneflower, known simply as Echinacea in herbal circles, is one of the most recognizable North American Native Wildflowers. Large, bold blooms dot the tops of tall, sturdy stems providing a safe landing pad for butterflies and other pollinators to spend a moment. An exquisite perennial, this wildflower is also prized for its healing herbal qualities as well.
Bloom Seasons from Spring through Summer.
Black Eyed Susan
Native to North America, Black-Eyed Susan is currently one of the most popular wildflowers grown and absolutely emblematic of wildflower gardening today. Bright yellow petals surround a dark chocolate center that when planted en masse, tends to blanket fields and meadows in jaw-dropping style.
Blooming Season from Spring through Fall
Russell Lupine - (Lupinus polyphyllus)
Also known as Garden Lupine, our Russel Lupine Mix is known for its tall, luscious blooms in an array of bright colors. Does best in sandy soils where lupines long taproot can grow, Russel Lupine may take a year after planting to bloom. Enjoy these spectacular spikes for years to come!
Blooming Season from Spring through Summer.
Sweet Alyssum - Carpet of Snow
Compact, low-growing, and fragrant, Carpet of Snow Alyssum is a wide-spreading, tough yet dainty flower that displays snow-white flowers all summer long. Each minute flower blossom is a part of a cluster of blossoms creating tiny, doll-like bouquets. Drought tolerant and perfect for rock gardens, borders, containers, and cottage gardens.
Blooming Season from Spring through Fall.
Calendula - Pacific Beauty
Cheery annual that does best in cooler climates, Pacific Beauty Mix Calendulas offer warm tones in yellow and oranges. An easy-to-grow option for bringing color to gardens and walkways, this Pot Marigold will do the trick! Blooms can reach as large as 5 inches across in a double, daisy-like formation.
Blooming Season from Spring through Fall.
Daisy Seeds - Ox-Eye - (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum)
Thick, dark green and toothed leaves lay the foundation for gorgeous white blooms that blanket roadsides, pastures, and meadows across the country. An easy-to-grow perennial, Ox-Eye Daisies make their home in a wide variety of soils and adapt maintenance-free. Growing 1-3 feet tall, Oxeye goes by a variety of names such as bull daisy, button daisy, field daisy, marguerite, moonflower and white weed.
Blooming Season from Spring through Summer.
California Poppy - Red Chief
California poppies are popular for their finely-cut fern-like foliage that stays fresh all season long, and of course, those vividly colored blooms that cover plants all season! The common colors for this poppy are orange, and sometimes yellow, but this new red color is rarely seen! An amazing uncommon twist on an old garden favorite! Plants like full sun, and are drought tolerant, and tolerant of poor soils
Blooming Season from Spring through Summer.
Red Corn Poppy - (Papaver rhoeas)
When planted en masse, Red Corn Poppies display an absolute profusion of red. Native to Europe, Red Corn Poppy, or Flanders Poppy, has been naturalized throughout the United States. A great choice for meadows, roadsides, or bordering along drives. Beautiful, large, 2-4 inch red blooms with black centers.
Blooming Season from Spring through Summer.
California Poppy - Orange
A golden shade of orange that we have all come to know and love as California Poppies! Elegant and majestic, this wild orange poppy is hands down our most popular variety. When plated in abundance, this poppy truly dazzles.
Blooming Season from Spring through Summer.
Cornflower / Bachelor Button Seeds - (Centaurea cyanus)
Native to Europe, Bachelor Button Tall Mix includes shades of pink, purple, and blue. Silvery blue/green foliage fills in and showcases the dots of color above. A long-time standard, Tall Mix is a classic complement to your wildflower garden.
Blooming Season from Spring through Summer.
The results
The Impact of Color on Mood
Flower fields are not just a feast for the eyes; they also play a significant role in our emotional health. Different colors can invoke various feelings:
Yellow flowers can uplift your mood and foster happiness.
Red flowers can energize and motivate you.
Blue flowers can create a sense of calmness and serenity.
Incorporating time in these colorful spaces can be a form of nature therapy, promoting emotional balance and resilience.