Savanna seed mix

Our savanna mix provides color from April into October and attracts many kinds of wildlife. It consists nearly entirely of perennials with a few annuals or biennials that will provide some color while the perennials get established. This mix should be sown in late fall or winter--early February at the latest. Seed sown after February may not get the cold moist treatment (stratification) that it needs in order to germinate.

1/18/21 Contents: Yarrow, Slender False Foxglove, Yellow Giant Hyssop, Lead plant, Shining Bluestar, Pussytoes, Swamp Milkweed, Common milkweed, Yellow false foxglove, White Wild Indigo, Blue Wild Indigo, Wild hyacinth, American bellflower, Indian Paintbrush, Spring beauty, Star Tickseed, Tall coreopsis, Dittany, White prairie clover, Purple Prairie Clover, Prairie Larkspur, Ill. Bundleflower, Pale-purple Coneflower, Purple coneflower, Elephant's foot, Rattlesnake master, White snakeroot, Closed Bottle Gentian, Gumweed, Ox-eye Sunflower, St. Andrews cross, Shrubby St. John's Wort, Roundhead Bushclove, Slender Bushclover, Rough Blazing Star, Indian Tobacco, Palespike Lobelia, Agave/False Aloe, Barbara's Buttons, Sensitive brier, Bee Balm, Wild Bergamot, Common Evening Primrose, Rigid Goldenrod, Wild Quinine, Foxglove Beardtongue, Jumpseed, Garden Phlox, Obedient Plant, Slender Mountain Mint, Hairy Mountain Mint, Grayhead Coneflower, Orange Coneflower, Missouri Coneflower, Sweet Coneflower, Brown-eyed Susan, Woodland Petunia, Rose Gentian, Late Figwort, Downy Skullcap, Small skullca, Wild Senna, Wild pink, Prairie Dock, Gray Goldenrod, Showy Goldenrod, Elm leaf goldenrod, Indian Pink, American Columbo, Side-flowering Aster, New England Aster, Aromatic Aster, Sky Blue Aster,