Native Wildflower
Native Wildflower
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Native Wildflowers and Other Ground Covers for Florida Landscapes
USD 19.57 Spectacular additions to any gardener’s planting options"Huegel has created an excellent guide to growing and using native ferns and wildflowers. Gardeners of all levels will find many new and relatively unknown jewels to add to their landscapes. The wealth of experience and personal knowledge Huegel brings to his subject makes this a veritable step-by-step handbook for the wildflower gardener."--Gil Nelson, author of Best Native Plants for Southern Gardens"Huegel has compiled a large amount of information on Florida's native wildflowers and groundcovers. This is an extremely helpful and refreshing addition to the resources for people interested in these plants, whether they wish to grow them or not."--Daniel Austin, University of ArizonaFlorida gardens and lawns are full of flowering plants and turfgrass, most commonly exotic species. Recently, however, statewide water restrictions and a rekindling of environmental awareness have increased interest in native plants, which are better adapted to the local climate and require less maintenance. In this engaging and authoritative guide, ecologist and avid gardener Craig Huegel offers valuable information to anyone interested in integrating native ground covers into an outdoor space. As many of the plants featured in this book are not frequently or adequately discussed elsewhere, Native Wildflowers and Other Ground Covers for Florida Landscapes is a singular resource for homeowners and commercial growers alike. Brilliantly illustrated with nearly 300 color photos, this handy book provides clear instructions on how to garden with more than 17 native ferns, 17 native grasses, and 175 wildflowers--all commercially available plants that work well together in the landscape. If you’re interested in adding these beautiful, diverse plants to your garden or yard, pick up Craig Huegel’s latest book and start planning your native plant landscape today. 
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1/4 Lb - Oregon Sunshine - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 105.60 This bright yellow wildflower is native to the US and Canada, and is commonly found growing in dry, open areas as well as on rocky slopes and bluffs! Oregon Sunshine is also called Woolly Sunflower, and the blossoms look much like true sunflowers! Usually the flowers reach a maximum size of 2" across; and, true to its name, this plant will bring a splash of sunshine to your gardens and fields! The stems and leaves are usually covered with hair, giving the foliage its characteristic dusty appearance. Lewis and Clark saw Eirophyllums growing near their camp while the plant was still unknown to science. They gathered two specimens near Kamiah, Idaho on June 6, 1806!
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1/4 Lb - Northern Bedstraw - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 288.00 Here is a native wildflower that is, at times, difficult to find in commerce! Northern Bedstraw is a mounded plant whose masses of white flowers earn it a place in landscape! Foliage is edible with a sweet smell and taste, and may be eaten as a wild salad. It also has many uses in medicine including the treatment of sunburn, insect bites, and ringworm! The name bedstraw refers to the historical use of the plants for fragrant mattress stuffing.
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Native Midwest Wildflower Seed Mix
USD 17.95 Native Midwest Wildflower Seed Mix: 21 Wildflowers all native to the Midwest including Prairie Aster Blazing Star Butterfly Weed and other treasured species.
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Native Pacific Northwest Wildflower Seed Mix
USD 12.95 Native Pacific Northwest Wildflower Seed Mix: 15 Wildflowers all native to the Pacific Northwest including Clarkia Chinese Houses Tidy Tips Mountain Phlox and other treasured species.
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Native Southeast Wildflower Seed Mix
USD 12.95 Native Southeast Wildflower Seed Mix: 17 Wildflowers all native to the Southeast including Scarlet Sage Blazing Star Spiderwort and other treasured species.
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1/4 Lb - Sticky Purple Geranium Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 153.60 This native wildflower has open clusters of pink-lavender flowers at the tips of it's one to two-foot stems. The saucer-shaped blooms are 1.5 inches wide, and attract butterflies. Both the stem and deeply divided leaves are covered with sticky hairs.
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1/4 Lb - Eastern Gray Beard Tongue - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 230.40 A native wildflower, found growing on prairies and rocky bluffs, the Eastern Grey Beardtongue blooms from May to July. The common name beardtongue refers to the tuft of hairs found on the sterile stamen of many species, including this one. Delicate, erect stems support blossoms similar to that of the snap dragon. Great place for this plant include ditches, fields, and shady banks!
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California Poppy Wildflower Seed 5 Full Pounds
USD 95.99 California Poppy Eschscholzia californica (Papaveraceae) An upright, compact annual or tender perennial that is native the southwestern United States. Very drought tolerant, and is ideal for dry, arid climates. The brilliant orange flowers, are 2-4 inches in diameter, borne individually on long stalks. Poppy's prefer full sun with light to sandy soils. Remarkably uniform and neat in appearnce. A popular variety to press. Height: 12-18 inches Germination: 15-30 days Optimum soil temperature for germination: 60-70F Sowing depth: 1/16" Blooming period: April-August Average seeds per pound: 293,000 Seeding rate: 8 lbs. per acre Blooms close each night at sunset or on dull days. The finely divided foliage is bluish-green in color making identification easy prior to flowering.
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1/4 Lb - Marsh Blazing Star - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 28.80 Like a deep-purple feather duster, no wonder one of the common names of this native perennial is Gayfeather! This lovely wildflower in commonly grown in gardens for it's showy blooms. Like the other blazing star varieties, butterflies, bees, and birds love the fluffy spikes of flowers! Goldfinches will find the seeds an especially tasty treat. You will also enjoy it in your gardens or meadow, in a sunny, summery bouquet on your table, or even as a dried flower!
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1 Oz - Sticky Purple Geranium Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 38.40 This native wildflower has open clusters of pink-lavender flowers at the tips of it's one to two-foot stems. The saucer-shaped blooms are 1.5 inches wide, and attract butterflies. Both the stem and deeply divided leaves are covered with sticky hairs.
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1/4 Lb - Blue Camass - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 100.80 A bulbous plant with basal clusters of narrow, grass-like, bright green leaves, this is considered among the easiest and showiest of native bulbs! Blue, star-shaped flowers grow in a raceme, and this lovely native wildflower has been known to color entire meadows blue! The bulbs were harvested and pit-roasted or boiled by women of the Nez Perce, Cree, and Blackfoot tribes, and also provided a valuable food source for the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition (1804-1806).
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1 Oz Oregon Sunshine (Eriophyllum lanatum) Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 26.40 This bright yellow wildflower is native to the US and Canada, and is commonly found growing in dry, open areas as well as on rocky slopes and bluffs! Oregon Sunshine is also called Woolly Sunflower, and the blossoms look much like true sunflowers! Usually the flowers reach a maximum size of 2" across; and, true to its name, this plant will bring a splash of sunshine to your gardens and fields! The stems and leaves are usually covered with hair, giving the foliage its characteristic dusty appearance. Lewis and Clark saw Eirophyllums growing near their camp while the plant was still unknown to science. They gathered two specimens near Kamiah, Idaho on June 6, 1806!
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David's Non-Hybrid Texas Native Wildflower Bluebonnet (Fabaceae) 40 Seeds per Packet
USD 6.95 A hardy winter annual native to Texas. Adopted as the "State Flower of Texas", this is the most commonly seen variety along roadsides and in uncultivated pastures throughout the state. Flowers are densely arranged on a spike with a characteristic ice white terminal tip. Bluebonnets cannot tolerate poorly drained, clay based soils. Seed planted in poorly drained soils will germinate, but plants will never fully develop. Seedlings will become either stunted or turn yellow and soon die. Prefers a sloped area in light to gravelly, well drained, soil with a ph level between 6-7. Bluebonnets require 8 hours of direct sun. Suggested Use: Raised flower beds, half wooden barrels, hanging baskets, mixtures, hillsides, roadsides and meadows. Miscellaneous: Easy to grow from seed providing you do not have an overabundance of rainfall and Plant in welldrained soils. Average Planting Success: 60% Height: 1---2 feet Germination: 15---75 days Optimum Soil Temp. for Germination: 55°F--70°F Sowing Depth: 1/8" Blooming Period: March--May
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David's Native Texas Lawn and Garden Mix Habiturf 10 Ounces per Order
USD 29.95 Habiturf Native Lawn Mix is a three way mix of Buffalograss, Blue Grama, and Curly Mesquite that requires less mowing, watering and weeding by simulating nature's short grass prairie. These grasses have similar shaped leaves and color to produce a great looking, even textured, native lawn. The Native Lawn Mix requires 6 to 8 hours of sunlight per day to do well. Planting rate is 3 to 4 pounds per 1000 sq ft. A portion of all sales will be donated for research to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center by the grower. Seeds are bought in bulk from a local grower and hand packed into smaller packages. If you need more than a couple of pounds contact us for a bulk rate. Growing Instructions: Plant 3 to 4 pounds per 1000 square feet. A well-textured, well-drained soil is essential for long term lawn success. But a sustainable lawn needs deep roots, so rip, rotovate or disk your soil to at least 8" - the deeper the better. Then incorporate a 1/2" of living compost with a low nitrogen and low phosphorus content into the top 3" of your prepared soil. If you are on undisturbed, uncompacted native soils then till lightly and add 1/4" compost into the top 1" or alternatively add a compost tea. Sow the seed and rake and press it into soil for good soil-seed contact. Early spring is the best planting time once soil temperatures pick-up. Later in the growing season will work but takes more water.
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David's Non-Hybrid Texas Native Wildflower Alamo Fire/Maroon Lupinus texensis (Fabaceae) 40 Seeds per Packet
USD 6.95 A Bluebonnet with an "Attitude" for the 21st Century. The original plant was found in the wild near San Antonio, Texas. Texas Maroon Bluebonnets usually cannot survive in areas that have flat terrain or soils with poor drainage. Well-drained areas such as a 6 to 8 inch raised flower bed, sloping hillsides or half wooden barrels are excellent areas to sow your Texas Maroon Bluebonnets to increase success. WHEN AND WHERE TO PLANT: Select a location that is well-drained and receives a minimum of 8 hours of direct sunlight per day. For best results sow seed in the fall months; September 1 thru December 1. Loosen soil with rake or hoe. Smooth surface to remove any clumps or debris. Broadcast seed over the prepared area (1 ounce covers 75 sq. ft.). Roll or press the seed into the soil no deeper than 1/8". Some of the seed will remain visible. Keep the soil moist until plants begin to grow. CARE: Requires little care. Water only as necessary. NOTE: If cross-pollination occurs, the next generation of seed from the Maroon Bluebonnets may contain some purple or blue flowers within the population. In order to keep the Maroon Bluebonnets true to color (maroon), any plants that bloom in shades of purple or blue should be removed from the site as soon as the buds open to avoid cross-pollination. Average Planting Success: 60% Height: 1---2 feet Germination: 15---75 days Optimum Soil Temp. for Germination: 55°F--70°F Sowing Depth: 1/8" Blooming Period: March--May Suggested Use: Raised flower beds, half wooden barrels, hanging baskets, mixtures, hillsides, roadsides and meadows. Miscellaneous: Easy to grow from seed providing you do not have an overabundance of rainfall and Plant in welldrained soils. Average Planting Success: 60% Height: 1---2 feet Germination: 15---75 days Optimum Soil Temp. for Germination: 55°F--70°F Sowing Depth: 1/8" Blooming Period: March--May
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California Poppy Wildflower Seed 1/4 Bulk Pound
USD 8.99 California Poppy from The Dirty Gardener! Only the best will do. Eschscholzia californica (Papaveraceae) An upright, compact annual or tender perennial that is native the southwestern United States. Very drought tolerant, and is ideal for dry, arid climates. The brilliant orange flowers, are 2-4 inches in diameter, borne individually on long stalks. Poppy's prefer full sun with light to sandy soils. Remarkably uniform and neat in appearnce. A popular variety to press. Height: 12-18 inches Germination: 15-30 days Optimum soil temperature for germination: 60-70F Sowing depth: 1/16" Blooming period: April-August Average seeds per pound: 293,000 Seeding rate: 8 lbs. per acre Blooms close each night at sunset or on dull days. The finely divided foliage is bluish-green in color making identification easy prior to flowering.
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California Poppy Wildflower Seed 1 Full Ounce
USD 4.99 California Poppy Eschscholzia californica (Papaveraceae) An upright, compact annual or tender perennial that is native the southwestern United States. Very drought tolerant, and is ideal for dry, arid climates. The brilliant orange flowers, are 2-4 inches in diameter, borne individually on long stalks. Poppy's prefer full sun with light to sandy soils. Remarkably uniform and neat in appearnce. A popular variety to press. Height: 12-18 inches Germination: 15-30 days Optimum soil temperature for germination: 60-70F Sowing depth: 1/16" Blooming period: April-August Average seeds per pound: 293,000 Seeding rate: 8 lbs. per acre Blooms close each night at sunset or on dull days. The finely divided foliage is bluish-green in color making identification easy prior to flowering.
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California Poppy Wildflower Seed 1/8 Bulk Pound
USD 4.99 California Poppy from The Dirty Gardener! Only the best will do. Eschscholzia californica (Papaveraceae) An upright, compact annual or tender perennial that is native the southwestern United States. Very drought tolerant, and is ideal for dry, arid climates. The brilliant orange flowers, are 2-4 inches in diameter, borne individually on long stalks. Poppy's prefer full sun with light to sandy soils. Remarkably uniform and neat in appearnce. A popular variety to press. Height: 12-18 inches Germination: 15-30 days Optimum soil temperature for germination: 60-70F Sowing depth: 1/16" Blooming period: April-August Average seeds per pound: 293,000 Seeding rate: 8 lbs. per acre Blooms close each night at sunset or on dull days. The finely divided foliage is bluish-green in color making identification easy prior to flowering.
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Yarrow - White Wildflower - 1/4 LB
USD 7.99 Achillea millefolium, or Yarrow, is a hardy perennial that is a favorite for wild flower gardens. This variety, is native to the United States and can be seen growing in the wild in many regions. This Yarrow has flat-topped white flower clusters and fern-like foliage. It looks wonderful growing in a meadow! After frost danger has passed, directly sow Yarrow seed outdoors onto a prepared seedbed. Press the seed into the soil, but do not cover it. Keep the seed moist until germination. Grow Yarrow in full sun. It prefers well-drained soil, and it is usually deer resistant. Space plants 16 inches apart. Deadheading promotes continual bloom.
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1/4 Lb - Blood Flower - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 38.40 This tender perennial is native to South America, but has naturalized worldwide in many tropical and subtropical areas. It is part of the milkweed family, and as such, exudes a milky sap from the stem and leaves when cut. Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on this plant, and the resulting larvae use the plant leaves as a food source. The flowers are red-orange with yellow hoods, and bloom for a longer period than the perennial milkweeds that are winter hardy in some areas. These brilliant wildflowers also attract hummingbirds!
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1/4 Lb - Pearly Everlasting - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 345.60 A popular wildflower for use in fresh or dried flower arrangements, Pearly Everlasting is grown not only for its pearly white blossoms, but also for its woolly white and silvery foliage. This native flower prefers dry, sunny climates, although it is hardy to temperatures well below freezing. Used in folk medicine as a salve for burns. Pearly Everlastings are also an outstanding food source for the Painted Lady Butterfly.
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California Poppy Wildflower Seed 1 Full Pound
USD 24.99 California Poppy Eschscholzia californica (Papaveraceae) An upright, compact annual or tender perennial that is native the southwestern United States. Very drought tolerant, and is ideal for dry, arid climates. The brilliant orange flowers, are 2-4 inches in diameter, borne individually on long stalks. Poppy's prefer full sun with light to sandy soils. Remarkably uniform and neat in appearnce. A popular variety to press. Height: 12-18 inches Germination: 15-30 days Optimum soil temperature for germination: 60-70F Sowing depth: 1/16" Blooming period: April-August Average seeds per pound: 293,000 Seeding rate: 8 lbs. per acre Blooms close each night at sunset or on dull days. The finely divided foliage is bluish-green in color making identification easy prior to flowering.
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1 LB (270,000+) Purple Prairie Clover Wildflower Seeds D. purpureum ~ Very drought tolerant
USD 76.00 Dalea purpureum (Purple Prairie Clover) Wildflower Seeds Origin: US Native Other Common Names: Violet Prairie Clover Duration: Perennial Bloom Time: Late Summer Height: 12" to 36" Spacing: 15" to 18" Light: Full Sun to Part Shade Soil Moisture: Medium to Dry USDA Zone: 3a-9b Germination: No pre-treatment needed. Sow seeds just below soil surface at 70F and water. Slow to germinate. The pinkish-purple blossoms on this perennial clover bloom at the base of the flower cone, and slowly ascend to the top! This wildflower was a favorite of Native Americans, which they used to treat wounds. Very drought tolerant and showy, blooming all Summer!
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1/4 Lb - Ground Plum - Bulk Wildflower Seeds
USD 220.80 The Ground Plum, a legume, bears beautiful, bright purple flowers! Young seed pods are edible and the taste is reminiscent of snow peas! Native Americans and pioneers used these seed pods as a vegetable, and they may be eaten raw, cooked, or pickled. Dried roots were ground and applied to wounds to stop blood flow. Grows in meadows and prairies and is also recommended for home landscaping!
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