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Wildflower Mix BrochureThe most effective way to restore bee and butterfly is habitats to plant wildflowers forbs and legumes native to our area.

Local wildflowers are already adapted to the climate, soil type and insect population, and the wildlife and insect population are adapted to them. Many insects and plants have pre-existing symbiotic relationships. Think Nemo and the anemone. Noxious introduced plants can over run native ones, disrupting existing ecosystems; much like drought tolerant/heat loving weeds taking over your lawn in the heat of summer after you neglect watering for several weeks. Don’t cause more harm, invest in saving their habitats! 

We have a large number of individual varieties of wildflower seed!

 

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  • Indian Blanket (Annual Gaillardia, Firewheel) Indian Blanket (Annual Gaillardia, Firewheel)

    Indian Blanket (Annual Gaillardia, Firewheel)

    Indian Blanketflower is an annual forb that produces coralla red to reddish purple ray petals with a touch of yellow on the tips, during May-Sept. It is the state wildflower of Okalhoma and grows in rock, gravelly, or sandy soil types. Also know as...

  • Lanceleaf Coreopsis
via flickr commercial use, NCDOTCommunications Lanceleaf Coreopsis seed

    Lanceleaf Coreopsis

    Lanceleaf Coreopsis (Coreopsis lanceolata) offers showy, deep yellow flowers on tall stems in May and June. Coreopsis plants outgrow weeds and hold the soil.  Showy flowers for spring Attracts butterflies Great in wildflower seed...

  • Leadplant 
Credit: USFWS Mountain-Prairie, via Flickr creative commons commercial use Leadplant seed

    Leadplant

    Leadplant is a subshrub to herbaceous perennial with multiple stems that can get to about 3 ft tall. Leaves are odd-pinnately compound and covered in dense lead-colored silver-gray hairs (giving the plant its common name). Purple flowers have one petal...

  • Lemon Beebalm Purple
Photo Credit: Larry Allain USGS National Wetlands research center

    Lemon Beebalm (Lemon Mint, Lemon Bergamont)

    Lemon Mint, also refered to as Lemon Beebalm or Lemon Bergamont, is an annual native across much of North America. Purple flowers attract large numbers of pollinators. Native Habitat: Prairie, Plains, Meadows, Pastures, Savannahs, Hillsides,...

  • Maximilian Sunflower Maximilian Sunflower

    Maximilian Sunflower

    Maximilian sunflower, is a tall, warm season, spreading, perennial forb which is a member of the true sunflower family. Large, showy, yellow blooms occur throughout the full 5‰ÛÔ7 feet height of the plant in great abundance during late summer...

  • Medium Wildflower Mix

    Medium Wildflower Mix

    $27.25

    Sold by the PLS pound Cowgirl's Delight wildflower mix is a blend of native wildflowers designed to provide blooms through the seasons. Beautiful way to provide food sources for wildlife and pollinators.  Planting Rate:  With...

  • Monarch Butterfly & Honey Bee Wildflower Mix Monarch Butterfly & Honey Bee Wildflower Mix

    Monarch Butterfly & Honey Bee Wildflower Mix

    $77.15

    Pollen & Nectar for Bees & ButterfliesIncludes Butterfly Milkweed, essential for the development of Monarch Butterfly larva. This mix provides prolific pollen and nectar for honey bees, wild bees, and butterflies; early spring through late fall...

  • New England Aster New England Aster

    New England Aster

    New England aster is a native perennial forb which grows from 2 ½ to 6.0 feet tall with hairy stems and leaves. The alternate leaves are up to 4 inches long and 1 inch wide, with broad, clasping bases and pointed tips. The individually stalked...

  • Pale Purple Coneflower Pale Purple Coneflower

    Pale Purple Coneflower

    Pale Purple Coneflower (Echinacea pallida) has tall bare stems that are topped by lavender pink flowers with cone-shaped brown seed heads June-July. Good fresh cut flower or dried flower.  Easy to establish Naturalizes well Food for...

  • Plains Coreopsis Plains Coreopsis

    Plains Coreopsis

    Plains Coreopsis is a bright annual that flowers from June to Sept. Lots of very showy yellow flowers with red centers are produced on fairly large branched plants. Central disk is brown. Showy Flowers Attracts Butterflies Great in wildflower seed...

  • Purple Coneflower

    Purple Coneflower

    Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) is an easy-to-grow favorite with lots of rosy purple flowers with non-drooping petals around a brown cone-shaped seed head. Easy to establish in wide variety of sites Naturalizes well Food for...

  • Purple Prairie Clover Purple Prairie Clover

    Purple Prairie Clover

    Violet prairie clover is a native, warm-season legume which grows to a height of 30 to 90 cm. Several stems may grow from a single base. The flowers are pinkish-purple on elongated spikes which are 2-4 cm long. The flower head at the end of a wiry stem...

  • Short Wildflower Mix

    Short Wildflower Mix

    $33.55

    Mix Includes:Plains CoreopsisPurple Prairie CloverGreyhead Prairie ConeflowerIndian BlanketUpright Prairie Coneflower Sharp Brothers Seed offers a large number of individual varieties of wildflower seeds as well as regional mixes, specialty mixes...

  • Showy Milkweed
Credit: Bureau of Land Mang Or WA, via Flickr creative commons commercial use Showy Milkweed 
Photo Credit: Doug Goldman hosted by the USDA-NRCS PLANTS Database

    Showy Milkweed

    Showy milkweed is a member of the milkweed family Asclepiadaceae (now placed in Apocynaceae, the dogbane family). Showy milkweed is a native herbaceous perennial from widespread rhizomes, which produce stems that grow to 1½ to 5 ft tall in summer...

  • Showy Partridge Pea Showy Partridge Pea

    Showy Partridge Pea

    Showy Partridge Pea Chamaecrista fasciculata is an annual erect legume plant that reaches a height of 1 to 3 feet. The leaves consist of 10 to 16 pairs of small, narrow leaflets that are somewhat delicate to the touch. The showy yellow flowers, about 1...