Products List

Mix SS-W1 - Southern Pollinator Conservation Mix

$181.33

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Mix SS-W1 (Southern Pollinator Conservation Mix) is designed for the environmental conditions of the Southern Tier States and for sites with mesic to wet soils. Flowering period and flower colors are coordinated for full season variety. The amount of seed of each species in the mix has been calculated using the number of seeds per pound of each species factored by establishment parameters. Mix SS-W1 contains the following 4 native grass species and 20 native wildflower as shown below. The recommended seeding rate is 5.75 - 8.25 PLS pounds/acre.

Monkey Flower (Mimulus ringens)

$214.00

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Monkey Flower is a 1' to 3' tall native perennial that prefers full sun but will tolerate some shade. It is principally a wetland plant. It prefers wet to moist soils along stream banks and in wet meadows, ditches, and swamp borders. The flowers are two lipped and are usually blue, but may be pink or pinkish white. It has a long flowering period and is found in all but the desert southwest states and Florida. Monkey Flower is easy to grow and is suitable for use in rain gardens, detention areas, and wet meadows or water features. Monkey Flower is a good wetland wildlife habitat plant and is a desirable pollinator conservation plant. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight.

Montague Mix 1 - City Park Mix

$99.18

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The City Park Mix is designed for highly visible public spaces such as parks, campuses, and urban environments. It combines dependable native grasses with a diverse array of flowering plants that delight the public with blooms from spring through fall. Species were selected not only for their adaptability across urban landscapes, but also for their resilience to poor soils and the stresses of city life. Beyond durability, the charismatic City Park Mix softens the built environment, provides habitat for pollinators and songbirds, and invites people to appreciate urban nature.

Recommended planting rate of the City Park Mix is 10.28 PLS lbs./acre. For smaller areas, 1 PLS pound of this mix can cover up to 3,000 square feet.

We recommend including a nurse crop for this mix. For fall through spring, we recommend 20 to 32 pounds of oats per acre. For summer, we recommend 3-4 pounds of brown top millet per acre.

**The composition of the mix shown above is subject to change without notice due to seed availability. Substitutions are selected based on similar plant characteristics. If the exact individual species are critical to your planting needs, please contact us to ensure that we can fill your request without substitution.**

Montague Mix 2- Suburban Edge Mix

$9.60

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The Suburban Edge Mix is designed for the margins of neighborhoods—along wood lines, ponds, drainage ditches, and the backs of properties where mowing can be relaxed. This simple, resilient mix thrives in poor soils, stabilizes ground, reduces erosion, and creates rich, bird-friendly habitat. Composed of dependable native grasses and hardy flowering plants that bloom throughout the warm months, the Suburban Edge Mix provides a reliable and beautiful way to transform underused lawn areas or bare ground into productive landscapes that boost biodiversity, lower maintenance, and bring vibrant, natural character to the interstitial spaces throughout the neighborhood.

Recommended planting rate of the Suburban Edge Mix is 36.59 PLS lbs./acre.

Included in this mix are nurse crops of oats and brown top millet. The nurse crops allow for quick germination and erosion control, while the slower-growing native species work to establish.

Mullein (Verbascum thapsus)

$75.00

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Mullein is a 4' to 6' tall introduced and naturalized perennial now found in all 50 states. Although noted as a weed in many publications, it is described as a gardener's friend, and herbalist's delight, and an engineering marvel in Mother Earth Living. Mullein features 2' to 3' long spikes of small yellow flowers above large fuzzy lower leaves. It prefers dry to medium soils in full sun or partial shade. It is easy to grow and may become invasive. The list of herbal remedies using this plant is long. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Narrow-Leaved Sunflower (Helianthus angustifolius)

$161.60

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Narrow-Leaved Sunflower is a 3' to 6' tall native perennial that produces profuse numbers of large 3" wide showy yellow flowers with reddish brown centers. This sunflower likes lots of moisture and grows in swamps, wet pinelands, moist disturbed sites, wet meadows, and roadside ditches. It prefers full sun sites but tolerates some shade. This is an easily established plant well suited for open damp sites in the garden, in ditches, and in landscaping, but may require some support. It is often included in wetland restoration and conservation seed mixes. Birds relish the seed and it is a great pollinator conservation species. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Nash's Blue Eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium nashii)

$515.00

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SPECIAL WILDLAND COLLECTION Nash's Blue-Eyed Grass (Sisyrinchium nashii) is a 0.5' to 1.0' short native perennial forb. It grows best in dry to medium soil with full sunlight. The beautiful blue flowers bloom in March and April and are most often seen in forested or distubed areas, making this a great fit for flowerbeds, plant nurseries, and short flower gardens. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, so you only pay for what will grow. Most importantly, we have just under 40 PLS pounds of seed for this limited collection, so it will likely sell out fast. Once it is gone, then it is gone. This Special Wildland Collection comes to us in partnership with Kyle Lybarger of Native Habitat Project. Feel free to follow along with Kyle on his journey into native plants at Native Habitat Project Website.

New England Aster (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae)

$465.00

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New England Aster is a large 3' to 6' tall, much branched, native perennial that flowers into November if not frost killed. It has a profusion of large bright purple flowers; however, pink variants are available. New England Aster grows well in part shade as well as full sun and prefers moist sites but will tolerate drier uplands. It is found growing wild in moist old fields, prairies, woodland edges, and along streams. This tall garden staple is easily established from seed. The height of this plant and the thick heavily branched crown make New England Aster an excellent cover plant for quail. It attracts bees and multiple other pollinators and deer browse this plant extensively. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Nimblewill (Muhlenbergia schreberi)

$39.50

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Nimblewill is a 1' to 2' tall native perennial grass. When young, the slender flowering culm is erect but tends to sprawl as the plant gains height and matures. This grass can be easily established by seed and it reproduces by forming rootlets along the lower nodes of the culms as they sprawl along the ground. Nimblewill grows best in medium to moist loamy soils and has a distinct preference for partial shade. The plant is usually found in low woodlands, thickets, woodland edges, open wooded stream banks, partially shaded areas of lawns, and shaded disturbed areas in cities. The grass is palatable to most herbivores and birds and small mammals are attracted to the seed. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Oats (Avena sativa)

$5.00

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Oats is a spring thru summer flowering naturalized annual grass. This plant prefers full sun sites and dry to medium soil moisture sites. The plant grows 2' to 2?' tall and the seeds mature from August to October. Oats is one of our most important cereal grain crops.

Ohio Spiderwort (Tradescantia ohiensis)

$550.00

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Ohio Spiderwort is a 2' to 3' tall native perennial with arching grass-like leaves. The plant features clusters of showy three-petaled 1" wide blue to lavender flowers. Ohio Spiderwort is a spring and early summer flowering plant that grows well in dry or moist soils and prefers partial shade, but will grow well in full sun. It is commonly found in wet woods, woodland edges, prairies, and along roadsides. It is a long blooming plant and is excellent for borders, native plant gardens, moist woodland gardens, and in wildflower meadows. Ohio Spiderwort is often included in conservation mixes due to its wildlife food and habitat value. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Orchard Grass (Dactylis glomerata)

$7.63

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Dactylis glomerata is a late spring/early summer flowering cool season grass with a common name, Orchard Grass. It is a naturalized perennial growing in full sun and tolerating some part shade. It does best in dry to medium soil moisture sites. It is an exceptionally good livestock forage grass.

Outback Water Bottle 32 oz - Roundstone Logo

$30.00

/oz

The ultimate, insulated bottle, with a leak-proof, wide-mouth lid and ceramic lining for great taste.

Ceramic lined to prevent a metallic taste
Keeps cold for up to 24 hours / hot for up to 6 hours
Leak-proof, wide-mouth lid
Dishwasher safe

Pale Purple Coneflower (Echinacea pallida)

$60.00

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Pale Purple Coneflower is a 2' to 3' tall native perennial that is tolerant of drought, heat, and poor soils. It is easily established from seed and prefers dry to medium soils in full sun, but will tolerate part shade. The showy 3" wide flowers feature coppery-orange center cones and sharply drooping pale-purple ray flowers. This is a beautiful garden flower, especially for droughty sites. The plant freely self-seeds and is commonly used in borders, native plant gardens, mixed perennial gardens, wildflower meadows, and wildlife habitat mixes. Two plants have the common name Pale Purple Coneflower, Echinacea pallida and E. simulata. The only difference is that E. simulata has yellow pollen and E. pallida has white pollen. Most data and research ignores this difference. This plant is extremely widely used in herbal medicine. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Partridge Pea 'LARK' (Chamaecrista fasciculata)

$21.25

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Partridge Pea is a 2? to 6? self-seeding native annual featuring showy yellow petals with red centers. A summer flowering legume that grows best in dry to medium soils and in full sun. This is an important food and cover plant for quail, turkey and other game birds. This is the 'LARK' cultivar.

Partridge Pea (Chamaecrista fasciculata)

$21.25

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Partridge Pea is a 2' to 4' tall, prolific self-seeding, native annual. It has large numbers of showy yellow petals with red centers. Partridge Pea flowers in the summer and prefers dry to medium soils and full sun sites. Partridge Pea is a legume and benefits the soil by fixing nitrogen. While local ecotypes of this plant are good garden plants, some cultivars of this plant can reach heights of 6' and can become invasive and dominant, crowding out other desirable species. This is a very important component in the diets of quail, turkey, and other birds. Deer browse the foliage to a moderate degree. The numerous spreading branches from the upper part of the plant stem make this plant a good cover species for quail. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Partridge Pea - Cherokee National Forest Collection (Chamaecrista fasciculata)

$21.25

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Partridge Pea is a 2' to 4' tall, prolific self-seeding, native annual. It has large numbers of showy yellow petals with red centers. Partridge Pea flowers in the summer and prefers dry to medium soils and full sun sites. Partridge Pea is a legume and benefits the soil by fixing nitrogen. While local ecotypes of this plant are good garden plants, some cultivars of this plant can reach heights of 6' and can become invasive and dominant, crowding out other desirable species. This is a very important component in the diets of quail, turkey, and other birds. Deer browse the foliage to a moderate degree. The numerous spreading branches from the upper part of the plant stem make this plant a good cover species for quail. Seed from this collection is made possible in cooperation with the Cherokee National Forest. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Path Rush (Juncus tenuis)

$162.50

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Path Rush is a 1? to 2? tall native perennial member of the rush family found in all 50 states. An extremely adaptable and tough plant growing in dry to wet soils in full sun or part shade. It will grow well in dry rocky soils and in wet swampy sites.

Pearl Millet (Cenchrus americanus)

$5.00

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Pearl Millet is a naturalized 3' to 6' tall summer flowering annual grass with the inflorescence a 4" to 8" white spike similar to a cattail. This plant grows best in full sun and in dry to medium soil moisture sites. It is a widely grown crop in the US for pasture, silage, hay and green chop.

Peredovik Sunflower (Helianthus annuus)

$5.00

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Helianthus annuus 'PEREDOVIK', known as common sunflower, is a 4' to 5' tall summer flowering forb with large 4" to 8" wide showy yellow flowers. It is a native annual growing in full sun and does best in dry to medium soil moisture sites. Food plots for doves and seed for bird feeders are primary uses.

Perennial Ryegrass (Lolium perenne)

$5.00

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Lolium perenne, known as Perennial Ryegrass is a 2' to 3' tall naturalized perennial. It is a spring/summer flowering plant that grows in full sun and performs best in medium soil moisture sites. Perennial Ryegrass, is a valuable forage and soil stabilization plant.

Perplexed Tick-trefoil (Desmodium perplexum)

$87.00

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Perplexed Tick-trefoil is a 2? to 4? tall native perennial legume with pink, aging to blue, pea-like flowers. A late summer flowering plant that will grow in dry to wet soils and prefers full sun sites. The seeds of this plant are important in the diet of quail, turkey, grouse, song birds, and small mammals.

Pinehill Bluestem - Catahoula (Schizachyrium scoparium var. divergens)

$45.00

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Pinehill Bluestem - Catahoula Collection (Schizachyrium scoparium var. divergens) is an erect warm season perennial. It grows well in fine to coarse textured soils in well-drained upland sites. It prefers full sun sites and is drought tolerant. It grows throughout the southern coastal plain states, as far north as Indiana, and as far east as North Carolina. It grows best in upland coastal plain states and as far north as Indiana and as far east as North Carolina. It is an important forage grass west of the Mississippi River and in pine forests. It is a vital component of wildlife habitat across the country. The source for this collection comes to us from the East Texas Plant Material Center, courtesy of the US Forest Service's Southeast Texas Selection.

Pineywoods Dropseed (Sporobolus junceus)

$300.00

/oz

Pineywoods dropseed is a 2? to 3? tall native perennial warm season bunch grass restricted in distribution to the southeast. A fall flowering plant preferring dry to medium soils and full sun or part shade. It is often used in wildflower meadow, longleaf pine restoration, and conservation seed mixes.

Plains Coreopsis (Coreopsis tinctoria)

$49.75

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Plains Coreopsis is a 1' to 3' tall native annual, but is sometimes a long lived biennial. It has large numbers of 1" yellow flowers with bright red centers. Plains Coreopsis starts flowering in the spring and grows best in medium to wet soils in full sun. It does not tolerate dry droughty sites or heavy shade very well. Native stands are most often found in moist prairies, pastures, old fields, woodland edges and roadsides. It produces prolific amounts of seed and easily self-seeds. Plains Coreopsis is a popular garden plant due to its colorful flowers and ease of establishment. Birds love the volumes of seed and it is a great butterfly plant. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Prairie Blazing Star (Liatris pycnostachya)

$200.00

/oz

Prairie Blazing Star is a 3' to 5' tall native perennial and is perhaps the tallest of the Liatris species. The 3/4" wide flowers are arranged in a spectacular dense spike on the upper two thirds of the stalk. It is a summer and fall flowering plant that grows best in dry to medium soils and prefers full sun sites. The flowers are pink with the extended pistils and stamens giving the spike a fuzzy appearance. Prairie Blazing Star, as the name indicates, is primarily distributed in the prairie states and is not native to the southeast. This tall, stately, bright colored plant is very conspicuous and widely used in a variety of garden settings. Prairie Blazing Star is also used for landscaping, roadside plantings, wildlife habitat plantings, grassland restoration plantings, and pollinator conservation plant establishment. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Prairie Blazing Star - AR Grand Prairie Ecotype (Liatris pycnostachya)

$200.00

/oz

Prairie Blazing Star is a 3' to 5' tall native perennial and is perhaps the tallest of the Liatris species. The 3/4" wide flowers are arranged in a spectacular dense spike on the upper two thirds of the stalk. It is a summer and fall flowering plant that grows best in dry to medium soils and prefers full sun sites. The flowers are pink with the extended pistils and stamens giving the spike a fuzzy appearance. Prairie Blazing Star, as the name indicates, is primarily distributed in the prairie states and is not native to the southeast. This tall, stately, bright colored plant is very conspicuous and widely used in a variety of garden settings. Prairie Blazing Star is also used for landscaping, roadside plantings, wildlife habitat plantings, grassland restoration plantings, and pollinator conservation plant establishment. This ecotype is made possible in partnership with Audubon Delta. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Prairie Blazing Star - AR Ozark Ecotype (Liatris pycnostachya)

$200.00

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"Prairie Blazing Star is a 3' to 5' tall native perennial and is perhaps the tallest of the Liatris species. The 3/4"" wide flowers are arranged in a spectacular dense spike on the upper two thirds of the stalk. It is a summer and fall flowering plant that grows best in dry to medium soils and prefers full sun sites. The flowers are pink with the extended pistils and stamens giving the spike a fuzzy appearance. Prairie Blazing Star, as the name indicates, is primarily distributed in the prairie states and is not native to the southeast. This tall, stately, bright colored plant is very conspicuous and widely used in a variety of garden settings. Prairie Blazing Star is also used for landscaping, roadside plantings, wildlife habitat plantings, grassland restoration plantings, and pollinator conservation plant establishment. This ecotype is made possible in partnership with Audubon Delta. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed."

Prairie Blazing Star - AR River Valley Ecotype (Liatris pycnostachya)

$200.00

/oz

Prairie Cinquefoil (Drymocallis arguta)

$187.50

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Prairie Cinquefoil is a 2' to 3' tall late spring to early summer flowering wildflower. The inflorescence is terminal clusters of flowers with 5 white petals. It is a native perennial that grows in full sun or part shade and dry to medium soil moisture. The long tap root makes this plant highly drought tolerant.

Prairie Cordgrass (Spartina pectinata)

$137.50

/oz

Prairie Cordgrass is a 4' to 8' tall native perennial warm season grass usually found in wet prairie meadows, around potholes, fresh water marshes, prairie swales, and in drainage ways. It is not found in the extreme southeast and southwest states. It is a stiff plant with sharp leaves that rapidly spreads by rhizomes. This common prairie grass is useful for wetland restoration, stream bank stabilization, riparian buffers, wildlife habitat, spillway and dam cover, and filterstrips. Native Americans used the grass to thatch their roof. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Prairie Dropseed (Sporobolus heterolepis)

$400.00

/oz

Prairie Dropseed is a 2' to 3' tall native perennial warm season bunch grass. It is one of our most valued native ornamental grasses for gardening and landscaping with its fine textured arching leaves and ease of growth in poor or droughty soils. This plant prefers dry to medium soils in full sun and tolerates a wide range of soil types. Tall airy flowering panicles appear in late summer. Prairie Dropseed is used for ground cover in hot dry areas, in native plant gardens, in wildflower meadows, in rock gardens, and as accent plantings and borders. Birds are attracted to the seeds and the arching foliage provides good wildlife habitat. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea)

$62.50

/oz

Purple Coneflower is a 2' to 4' tall native perennial with showy 2" wide flowers with drooping lavender petals and a bronze center cone. Purple Coneflower has long lasting flowers from late spring to early fall and tolerates moist to dry soils and full sun to part shade. It is one of our most popular garden plants and is widely used in pots and small flower gardens, flower beds, wildflower meadows, and grassland restoration. It is a great cut flower and easy to establish. Purple Coneflower emerges early in the spring and attracts insects providing foraging for the young of ground nesting birds. The seeds are eaten by song birds and the flowers attract a wide range of pollinators. Echinacea is one of our most important herbal remedy medicinal plants. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.

Purple Lovegrass (Eragrostis spectabilis)

$395.00

/oz

Purple Lovegrass is 1? to 2? tall native perennial cool season bunch grass with a purplish inflorescence. A summer flowering grass tolerating dry to moist soils and preferring full sun sites. The botanical name is Eragrostis spectabilis. It is a palatable forage specie and is eaten by deer.

Purple Meadow Rue (Thalictrum dasycarpum)

$875.00

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Purple Meadow Rue is a native perennial that prefers full sun to part shade sites in a moist environment. Individual plants will have either all male or all female flowers. These plants are not pollinated by insects because the female flowers have no nectar. Purple Meadow Rue typically grows in damp grasslands, woodland borders, floodplain woodlands, and swampy areas. Very few animals choose this plant as a food source. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed."

Purple Prairie Clover (Dalea purpurea)

$26.00

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Purple Prairie Clover is a 1' to 3' tall native perennial legume with a deep tap root that makes it very drought tolerant. It requires full sun and is most often found in open grasslands and fields in dry to medium soils. Purple Prairie Clover is a spring and summer flowering plant with small pink pea-like flowers starting at the base of a slender cylindrical cone and growing upward over time. This easily established legume is a must for native plant gardens, wildflower meadows, and wildlife habitat plantings. The seeds are favorites of upland game birds as well as numerous song birds. Native Americans used the plant as food, beverage, and medicine. Prices listed are based on pure live seed weight, not bulk weight. You are only paying for viable seed.