Between early spring and fall, wildflowers in Delaware bloom with vivacious enthusiasm, painting the diverse landscape with all the colors of the rainbow. Nicknamed “The First State,” Delaware’s wildflower supports local ecosystems and provides a beautiful, low-maintenance garden or meadow. From purple coneflower to black eyed Susans, its fields of color are enough to make Delaware a vibrant, wildlife-friendly, and sustainable landscape. 60% of this mix is annual, while 40% is perennial, giving your meadow a progression of color from spring to fall.