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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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Autumn Sneezeweed Seeds Helenium autumnale Quick View
xAutumn Sneezeweed Seeds
Starting at $2.98 USD -
On Sale! Blue Vervain Seeds Verbena hastata Quick View
xBlue Vervain Seeds
Starting at $3.48 USD -
Cardinal Flower Seeds Lobelia cardinalis Quick View
xCardinal Flower Seeds
Starting at $3.75 USD -
Early Sunflower Seeds Heliopsis helianthoides Quick View
xEarly Sunflower Seeds
Starting at $3.48 USD -
New Jersey Tea Seeds Ceanothus americanus Quick View
xNew Jersey Tea Seeds
Starting at $3.75 USD -
Out of Stock Pink Vervain Seeds Verbena hastata rosea Quick View
xPink Vervain Seeds
Verbena hastata rosea
Pretty as pink, these native plants are a rare natural variation of the common Blue Vervain. They come back year after year, and also produce a lot of seeds that carry the pink trait.
Starting at $2.98 USD -
Red Drummond Phlox Seeds Phlox drummondii Quick View
xRed Drummond Phlox Seeds
Starting at $3.25 USD -
Wild Strawberry Seeds Fragaria virginiana Quick View
xWild Strawberry Seeds
Fragaria virginiana
Native to the United States, this plant bears tiny, wild strawberries. They are flavorful and sweet, albeit seedier than their cultivated cousins. Great for the homestead garden!
Starting at $3.96 USD
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.