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These Rudbeckia hirta and Coreopsis lanceolata were locally grown, and are excellent at attracting and feeding our native pollinators. For best results: Store in dry conditions at room temperate until planting. Sow seeds in fall or winter (October–January) in an area receiving full sun and having well-drained soil. Remove existing vegetation and lightly rake the soil to expose bare ground. Scatter seeds evenly across the soil surface and gently press them into the soil, avoiding burial deeper than 1/8 inch. Seeds and young seedlings can tolerate Florida's winter conditions and will establish when temperatures warm. Water occasionally during extended dry periods, particularly during germination and early establishment. Packed in November 2026 for wildflowers in 2027!