Dick
Jul 1, 2026
I planted a few in partial sun and they’re coming along nicely so far
Get it between Wednesday, September 23rd and Thursday, October 1st.
Grow a colorful, pollinator-friendly ground cover with “Hummingbird Carpet” Epilobium garrettii seeds. This perennial is described as producing bright trumpet-shaped blooms in orange to salmon-red tones and is promoted for sunny garden spaces, borders, patios, balconies, and beds where a low-maintenance flowering ground cover is desired.

Choose a single-color 500-seed pack if you want a more uniform planting color, such as Orange Glow, Red Spark, Purple, or Yellow. Choose a mixed pack if you prefer a varied color display across a larger area; the mixed options are listed as 1000 seeds or 2000 seeds depending on the selection.

Plant in a location with full sun to partial shade. Use in garden beds, borders, patio planters, balcony containers, or open ground-cover areas. Keep soil moderately moist while plants establish, then reduce watering as conditions allow. For best results, match planting timing and care to your local climate and seed-starting practices.
This listing is for Hummingbird Carpet Epilobium garrettii seeds. The seed quantity and color mix depend on the option selected.
For larger plantings, choose one of the mixed seed packs with a higher seed count, such as the 1000-seed or 2000-seed option.
The supplier describes the trumpet-shaped flowers as attractive to hummingbirds, making it a good choice for a wildlife-friendly flower garden.
Yes. The source description recommends it for full sun to partial shade and notes it can work well in sunbaked garden spots once established.
Flower color can vary by growing conditions, seed mix, lighting, and display settings. Mixed packs are intended to produce a varied color effect rather than one exact shade.


