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Wildflowers
Looking for wildflower seeds? Our mixes are the ready-to-plant answer. Beautiful flower combinations, native grasses and blends designed to attract nature’s wild friends — or repel our garden’s foes — are here ready for the sowing. Planting and care instructions included.
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Seed Balls/ Bombs
Made by people with disabilities, SeedBallz are hand rolled in the USA.
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Bird & Butterfly
Create a backyard habitat to attract winged wildlife. Blooms year after year!
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All Annuals
Best used for over-planting and filing in sparsely vegetated “worn-out” spots.
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Bee Balm
Blooms later than many other native species, making it a favorite of pollinators.
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Bee Rescue
Designed to create foraging sites for bees and other native pollinators.
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Beeplant
Beautiful brightly colored blooms are a favorite of bees and butterflies.
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Bees Knees
Supplies pollen and nectar to honey bees, bumble bees and other native pollinators.
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Bitterroot
Montana’s state flower is found growing throughout the American West.
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Blanketflower
Grows well and attracts some of the most beautiful solitary bees in the West.
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Blazing Star
Blooms at night into the early morning — will not disappoint!
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Blue Camas
Credited with saving the lives of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
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Cushion Buckwheat
This cushion plant loves gravel and full sun and is a favorite of butterflies.
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Cutleaf Daisy
Provides early spring sustenance to honey bees and native pollinators.
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Deer Resistant Wildflower Mix
Foraging animals avoid these attractive plants — especially if other food is nearby.
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Deerhorn Clarkia
First described by the Lewis and Clark expedition and still bears their name.
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Drought-Tolerant
A blend of annuals and perennials that are ideal for areas with low rainfall.
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Field Cerastium
A beautiful ground cover with white blooms. It is shade tolerant and easy to grow.
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Fragrant
If you love flowers that smell great (and who doesn’t) then this is the mix for you!
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Fuzzy-Tongue Penstemon
This unique species is extremely drought tolerant and very showy.
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Good Bug Mix
Use to attract “good bugs” that help to destroy harmful plant pests.
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Grasses & Flowers
Combines native grasses with a beautiful selection of drought-tolerant plants.
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Hairy Evening Primrose
This night bloomer is pollinated by sphinx moths and grows up to 4 feet.