Blue Lake Ranch - Bed and Breakfast lodging Durango, Colorado

We have spent years collecting and propagating heirloom (old fashioned) flower seeds that are hardy in our high altitude gardens. These flowers tend to do well in most climates - ours here at the Ranch being the most extreme. We hand harvest and clean the seed and offer them to friends, neighbors, guests of the Ranch and now our website visitors. Quantities may be limited based on our seed harvest each year.

Seeds are sold in generous quantity in packets adorned with a watercolor picture of the flower growing on the Ranch and planting instructions. Seed may also be bought in bulk - please call the Ranch for availability and pricing. 1-888-258-3525

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	Calendula Our favorite edible flower, the long blooming Calendula can also be used in salves and soaps. This hardy reseeding annual has yellow to orange petals and grows one to two feet tall. A must for a Chef's garden. 1.5 gm / $2.50

	Cottage Garden Seed Mix At the request of friends and neighbors we have created a mix of our favorite annuals and perennials. Perfect for the impatient gardener who wants flowers quickly, this mix of over twenty varieties will keep a garden looking great all season. 1.4 gm / $2.50

	Flander's Poppy The "buddy" poppy of World War I this brilliant scarlet flower with its black dots blooms profusely on the Ranch in May - June. The flowers are 1-2' tall and are annuals - biennials. 3 gm / $2.50

	Mr. Coons' Reseeding Petunias David acquired this seed from Mr. Coon where his petunias had flourished for sixty years. Unavailable comercially, the purple to white flowers grow to one - two feet tall and have a wonderful fragrance. 1 gm / $2.50

	Heirloom Hollyhocks Reaching heights of 5 - 8 feet these multicolored single flower hollyhocks bloom profusely in July, August, and September and are a hardy perennial. 3 gm / $2.50

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