Cottage Garden Seed Collection

A romantic blend of blooms that feel like they’ve always belonged in your garden. The Cottage Garden Seed Collection brings together a curated mix of self-sowing annuals, biennials, and hardy bloomers that fill your beds with texture, color, and timeless charm.

Each variety was chosen for its natural beauty and ability to return year after year — evolving into a soft, layered garden alive with pollinators and movement.

Why Our Seeds?

Organically Grown & Hand-Harvested: Small-batch seeds selected for vigor and beauty.
Germination-Tested: Reliable, healthy plants for consistent growth.
Self-Sowing & Ever-Evolving: Designed to reseed naturally and create lasting abundance.

Blooms & Form

This collection features twelve classic cottage garden varieties that bloom, reseed, and intermingle beautifully:

• Agrostemma (Agrostemma githago ‘Ocean Pearls’) – Graceful white blooms that sway in the breeze. Annual.
• Chocolate Lace Flower (Daucus carota ‘Dara’) – Airy umbels in pink, mauve, and dusty plum. Annual.
• Lunaria (Lunaria annua) – Beloved for its lilac blooms and silver seed pods. Biennial/self-seeding.
• Atriplex (Atriplex hortensis) – Feathery foliage in warm red tones. Annual.
• Scabiosa (Scabiosa stellata) – Unique, star-like seed heads perfect for drying. Annual.
• Sweet William (Dianthus barbatus) – Fragrant, jewel-toned clusters of painterly color. Biennial, often grown as annual.
• Calendula (Calendula officinalis ‘Bronze Beauty Mix’) – Warm golden and apricot blooms with edible petals. Annual.
• Nigella (Nigella damascena ‘Love in a Mist’) – Whimsical blue and white flowers with delicate pods. Annual.
• Saponaria (Saponaria vaccaria ‘Pink Beauty’) – Soft pink clouds of pollinator-favorite blooms. Annual.
• Bupleurum (Bupleurum rotundifolium) – Fresh green filler stems that add lightness to arrangements. Annual.
• Café Crème Foxglove (Digitalis lanata x purpurea) – Elegant spikes of creamy, coffee-toned bells. Biennial.
• Breadseed Poppies (Papaver somniferum) – Dreamy petals in mauve, plum, and pink that dry into sculptural pods. Annual.

How to Grow

When to Plant:
Sow directly outdoors in early spring once soil can be worked, or in fall for blooms the following season.

Where to Plant:
Full sun to light shade; prefers moderately rich, well-drained soil.

Planting Tips:

• Light-dependent germinators (Agrostemma, Nigella, Saponaria): Press gently onto soil without covering.
• Standard germinators (Calendula, Lunaria, Foxglove, Poppies): Cover lightly with 1/8–¼" of soil.
• Water consistently until seedlings establish.

Care Tips:
Deadhead for extended blooming or allow select flowers to go to seed for self-sowing.
Once established, most varieties are drought-tolerant and low-maintenance.

A Garden That Evolves Naturally

A mix of airy textures, painterly colors, and old-soul charm — designed to thrive, reseed, and return season after season. The Cottage Garden Seed Collection is the definition of effortless romance in bloom.

Contains 12 curated seed varieties.