Description
Linum perenne
Perennial flax is a hardy, drought-tolerant wildflower that blooms with a showy display of pale blue flowers atop elegant, wispy stems. Though it is native to Europe, it has naturalized throughout much of the United States. Plants grow 12 to 24 inches tall, and flower in late spring through early summer beginning in their second year. This self-seeding perennial is hardy to zone 5.
Perennial flax is related to the annual flax that is grown commercially for fiber and seed (Linum usitatissimum), and can yield small quantities of fiber, but should not be harvested for edible seed.
These seeds benefit from cold stratification.
Calendula Seeds - Resina, ORGANIC 
Kale Seeds - Red Russian 
Claytonia - Miner's Lettuce 
Rutabaga Seeds - American Purple Top 
Snow Pea Seeds - Oregon Sugar Pod II 
Watermelon Seeds - Carolina Cross 
Melon Seeds - Amish Cantaloupe 
Chrysanthemum Seeds - Garland 
Lettuce Seeds - Freckles, ORGANIC 
Onion Seeds - Walla-Walla Sweet Spanish 
Arugula Seeds - Astro 
Okra Seeds - Sea Island Red 
Winter Squash Seeds - Kabocha 
Sweet Corn Seeds - Hawaiian Supersweet #9
Silas Jones? –
Every seed that I planted sprouted.
Maverick Hill? –
Tastey
Maverick Diaz? –
I mix the hemp seeds with oatmeal cereal or soft boiled eggs (with croutons and Parmesan cheese) in the morning, on top of my salad or vegetables in the evening. Makes everything healthier and more delicious. Probably shouldn’t write such a glowing review because it might go out of stock more often. Some say Omega-6 not that good for you, like Omega-3, and this product has both, so there, said something that takes away from this (almost) perfect food.
Piper Washington? –
Fresh and tasty! Just perfect!