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Wildflower Seeds - Plains Region
The Great Plains cover a large area in the the Central US that was once home to vast prairies and grasslands. The area stretches from Mexico to Canada, but has one thing in common - not a lot of rainfall. Much of the area gets less than 20 inches of rain in a year, and it is concentrated in the winter months. It takes drought-resistant plants, like the prairie wildflowers, to get through the long, dry summers on their own. If you have a way to irrigate the prairie wildflower seeds you buy online, then you can grow a lot of things in the plentiful sunshine of this region.
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Canadian Milk Vetch Seeds
Astragalus canadensis
Huge plumes of fern-like foliage and spiky flowers set this unusual wildflower apart. Vigorous growth and adaptability make this plant a good choice for erosion control or prairie restoration.Quick View$3.25 Pkt - $7.92 / Oz -
Cream Wild Indigo Seeds
Baptisia leucophaea
One of the first plants to bloom on the spring prairie, these abundant creamy flowers add elegance to any planting. These take a while to establish from seed but will persist for decades.Quick View$3.75 Pkt - $108.00 / Oz -
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Round Headed Bush Clover Seeds
Lespedeza capitata
These creamy white flowers are a nice addition to a native wildflower planting because they are a favorite of small animals and birds, as well as bees and butterflies. This native is a perennial legume and helps build nutrients in the prairie soil.Quick ViewxRound Headed Bush Clover Seeds
Lespedeza capitata
These creamy white flowers are a nice addition to a native wildflower planting because they are a favorite of small animals and birds, as well as bees and butterflies. This native is a perennial legume and helps build nutrients in the prairie soil.
$3.48 Pkt - $14.49 / Oz
The Great Plains cover a large area in the the Central US that was once home to vast prairies and grasslands. The area stretches from Mexico to Canada, but has one thing in common - not a lot of rainfall. Much of the area gets less than 20 inches of rain in a year, and it is concentrated in the winter months. It takes drought-resistant plants, like the prairie wildflowers, to get through the long, dry summers on their own. If you have a way to irrigate the prairie wildflower seeds you buy online, then you can grow a lot of things in the plentiful sunshine of this region.