Livingston Seed

Red Garnet amaranth are a beautiful maroonish-red color with fuchsia-red flower heads making it an attractive addition to your ornamental gardens.  This particular variety can reach up to 6' tall making it perfect to use as a screen or the background of a flowering garden bed.   

A perfect accent for garden gates and entryways, our Canterbury Bells provide spectacular color selection and large ruffled blossoms that are sure to impress. In shades of blue-violet, pink and white this variety is exceptional and easy to grow. Garden Tip: Consider fertilizing every two to three months during growing season for best height and heaviest blooms.

The Cosmos Early Sensation Mixture adds color to any garden with its shades of white, rose, pink and crimson. The 3-4" blossoms with feathery foliage grow rapidly. These easy-to-grow, drought resistant flowers will attract butterflies. Garden Tip: Prior to planting, cultivate soil to a depth of 1-2" and rake to remove debris. After seed is sown, watering should begin immediately. Water lightly and frequently to keep the seed bed moist.

Hummingbirds love it! The Four O'clock is named for its characteristic blooming after 4 p.m. They are white, crimson, violet, yellow and striped. Excellent in containers as well as borders. Four O'clock fragrance is outstanding when in bloom! Garden Tip: Keep soil moderately moist during germination.

Don't let the name fool you; this specialty variety gives you big flowers on compact plants. Rich, warm hues of gold, mahogany, orange and even bicolor will light up your garden or window box. Plant in mass or add a spot of color where needed. Garden Tip: Easy to grow. Deadheading prolongs blooming through the summer.

Lush pom-poms of color make Lilliput desirable for your garden, containers and along walkways. Blooms, in shades of pink, yellow, red, orange and white, make for excellent cutting flowers. Garden Tip: Prior to planting, cultivate soil to a depth of 1-2" and rake to remove debris. After seed is sown, watering should begin immediately. Water lightly and frequently, keeping the seed bed moist.

Purple Prince Zinnia is a "prince" growing in your garden. Its intense purple color and stately height make this a very showy zinnia. Purple Prince is stunning planted among other summer blooms and will compliment any garden. Loved by hummingbirds and butterflies...and YOU after growing! Garden Tip: Pinch plants to encourage branching, unless you are growing for cut flowers only and need long stems. Very disease and mildew resistant.

Cherry Blossom Zinnias are definitely a showstopper offering a bright red bloom to a garden bed or container.  Blooms have 4-5" inch wide flowers that are an excellent pollinator plant attracting bees and butterflies.  Zinnias are native to Mexico and thrive in full sun conditions during the heat of the Summer. Zinnias are good cut flowers and bloom times are long lasting during Summer. Garden Tip: When harvesting zinnia flowers for arrangements, cut stems to desired...

The bright shades of red, orange, salmon, and yellow will add a bright splash of color to your landscape! Nasturtiums are compact plants and fit almost anywhere. With a flavor similar to watercress, Dwarf Jewel adds color and tastes to salad or when used as a garnish! Garden Tip: Easy to grow. Does not like excessive heat.

Cactus Flower Zinnia Mix is one of the most unique Zinnia varieties available.  They reach 4-5" in diameter in bright shades of red, white, pink and rose. This is a cactus flowering zinnia, meaning the petals are quilled, which gives the blooms a striking appearance. Cactus Zinnias are outstanding in beds, borders, containers, and as a cut flower for indoors. Grows 2-3' tall. *Garden tip: Heat tolerant and easy to grow.

Does the earth laugh in flowers? Thumbelina Zinnia would make you think so! Its sassy, button like blooms in shades of yellow, pink, magenta, and white are excellent in borders, beds and containers. Continue deadheading for continual blooming. Garden tip: Zinnias thrive in hot weather. Water deeply by soaking soil, and avoid spraying the foliage.

A stunning backdrop for your summer's color. Giant Imperial Larkspur includes spikes of pink, purple, white and lavender are stately in your garden, cut flower bouquets, and dried flower arrangements. Also known as annual delphinium. Grows 3-5' tall, and blooms summer through fall.Garden tip: To dry, remove any leaves that will not dry well. Tie 6 to 10 stems together. Hang upside down in any warm, dry place with adequate air circulation.