
This mixture is useful for reseeding purposes where an ongoing annual display is important, or for temporary wildflower plantings.

This choice mixture provides seeds and nectar to songbirds, hummingbirds and butterflies.

An annual and perennial wildflower mix for arid regions that receive up to 30 inches of rainfall annually. Also suitable for very well draining soils.

This annual mixture provides an ever-changing rainbow of colors throughout the growing season. It is suitable for areas near tees, greens, lakes or around the clubhouse.

This Wildflower mix is generally less than 24 inches high and provides a neater appearance than taller mixes. Good for residential or commercial landscaping where height is a factor.

This mixture is generally less than 16 inches high and provides a manicured appearance, which is ideal for residential or commercial landscaping where height is a factor.

An annual and perennial mix for moister climates that receive over 30 inches of rainfall annually. Also suitable for regularly irrigated sites receiving more than 30 inches annually.

This flower mixture provides a long-lasting, perennial planting filled with a colorful assortment of American natives. For use across the U.S. except southern Florida and extreme southern Texas (see Gulf Coast Mix for these areas.)

This mixture requires strong, filtered sunlight or 1-4 hours of direct sun per day. These plants will not prosper in dense shade.

This mixture is less than 10 inches high and is useful where a colorful, carpet-like appearance is desired.

A mix of short prairie flowers. Best for moderate to drier sites. Plant in late spring or early summer. Height ranges from 12 to 36 inches.

A mix of flowers from the Tallgrass Prairie region. Best for moderate to moister sites. Plant in late spring or early summer. Height ranges from 24 to 96 inches.

This mix of native wildflowers is for areas in the eastern U.S. and eastern Canada where water conservation is desired.

This mix of native wildflowers is for areas in the western U.S. and western Canada where water conservation is desired.