Bringing people together with the land

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Bringing people together with the land
www.prairieresto.com
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About us…
Prairie Restorations, Inc. was founded in 1977, becoming one
of the first companies to specialize in restoring native plant
communities. We started small and have grown steadily, but
our mission was and will always remain:
“To produce and provide the most ecologically
appropriate seeds, plants, products and services
and to utilize them to restore and manage
native plant communities.”
Our team is passionate about our mission and we strive to
“bring people together with the land.”
Wild geranium
We are devoted to maintaining healthy native landscapes where
they exist and restoring them where they have been destroyed or
disturbed.
Stiff goldenrod, a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow
Prairie Restorations, Inc. 1-800-837-5986 / 763-389-4342
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About Native Plants and Native Plant Communities
NATIVE PLANT COMMUNITY:
A group of native plants growing together
in similar conditions of light, moisture,
and soils, interacting with each other and with
their environment in ways not greatly
altered by modern human activity or by
introduced organisms.
Since European settlement, native plant communities
have been altered, fragmented, and lost. They have
been displaced by asphalt, turf grass, non-native
plantings, agricultural crops, and invasive species.
At PRI we strive to provide the highest quality
seed and plants to restore as many of these plant
communities as possible—including prairies,
wetlands, and woodlands.
Trout lily and waterleaf in a deciduous forest
Winterberry, white pine and paper birch in a boreal forest
Prairie Restorations, Inc. works exclusively with native
plants and we use the native plant community model to
guide our actions.
NATIVE PLANT:
A plant species that is indigenous to a given
location. In the case of North America, it refers
to a plant that was found in a specific area
prior to European settlement.
Blue flag iris and pointed broom sedge in a wet meadow
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Native Makes a Difference
WHY GO NATIVE?
Native landscapes are
ecologically sound. They can
help improve degraded soils,
increase infiltration of water and
protect against erosion.
Native landscapes provide year
round beauty that changes with the
seasons. They promote awareness
of the changing seasons and
connection with the cycles of nature.
Native landscapes can provide long
term cost savings over turf-based
landscapes, as well as dramatically
reducing the need for fossil fuel,
water, and fertilizer inputs.
Native landscapes capture carbon
dioxide from the atmosphere and
have deep roots that bind carbon
into the soil profile, which helps
combat global warming.
Native landscapes provide valuable
habitat for pollinators, songbirds
and other desirable wildlife.
Going native can be a life-long
learning experience.
Native rain gardens create pollinator habitat as well as protecting water quality
Native plants can be used to improve water quality and prevent erosion,
with their deep, extensive root systems. They can help improve infiltration,
utilize excess nutrients and hold soils in place. This makes them a perfect
choice for a wide range of landscaping projects, including rain gardens,
shorelines, green roofs and steep slopes.
Restoring native plant communities on residential, agricultural, corporate,
and public properties provides lasting benefits, and allows the owners to
express their own land ethic. The end result is a diverse, stable, energy
efficient landscape that provides years of enjoyment.
Are you concerned that there may not be room in your landscape for
natives? Not to worry…there is no such thing as a project that is too small,
and most of our customers have traditional landscape elements on their
property in addition to native areas.
Lupine moon
Marsh marigold blooming in the
PRI Nursery
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Prairie is a great choice for beautiful, low maintenance medians
Planning Services
Successful ecological restoration projects require proper planning,
thorough preparation, quality materials, and technical expertise. PRI is
a full service company that provides all of this and more. Our trained
restoration professionals approach each project with an ecological
mindset, and a deep knowledge of the tools and materials needed to
achieve the best possible results.
Here is an overview of the planning services we provide:
Joe-pye weed is great pollinator habitat
Blue eyed grass in bloom
Site Evaluations and Project Proposals:
The first step in a restoration is to assess the site and consider the
ecological and design factors. An experienced member of our team,
trained in natural resources, will meet with you to develop a strategy
for a successful project. We then prepare an outline of recommended
procedures and materials for you, along with associated costs.
This service is provided free of charge for public, commercial, or
corporate projects. For residential projects not involving an architect
or landscape architect, a flat fee of $200 will be charged which can be
applied towards the cost of the project if PRI provides installation. For
projects that are beyond 100 miles from our nearest location, or projects
that require landscape drawings, please contact us to discuss costs.
Ecology based design can help improve water quality
Consulting:
PRI has a long history of sharing our expertise with designers, architects,
engineers, builders, conservationists and wetland specialists who may
be integrating native plantings into their projects. We understand the
importance of each project and can provide valuable insight and practical
knowledge to help find success.
A beautiful and functional rain garden
We are happy to provide basic recommendations via telephone or email,
or contact us to discuss what we can provide in terms of in-depth or
formal consulting services.
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Installation Services
Protecting a native seeding with little bluestem straw mulch
PROJECT TYPES INSTALLED
BY PRI:
• Residential prairies
• Corporate campuses
• Large-scale prairies and
conservation plantings
• Wetland banks and mitigations
• Shorelines and buffers
• Stream bank stabilizations and
bioengineering
• Rain gardens
• Tree plantings and woodland
restorations
• Right-of-way restorations
• Remnant enhancements
• Butterfly gardens
• Mining reclamation
• Stormwater management areas
• Housing development outlots
• Parks and natural areas
Contracted installations are the heart and soul of PRI’s business. We
operate professional installation crews from each of our six locations in
order to minimize travel and provide the best service possible. We are
involved with a wide range of project types for a diverse customer base.
Restoring a shoreline with native seeding and plants
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Preparing a seed bed with small equipment
Most of our projects have a primary restoration supervisor who will guide all
operations. Our highly mobile, adaptable, and creative team always seeks to
find practical solutions and provide positive results. Our installers have hands
on experience utilizing the tools of the trade and detailed knowledge of the
wide range of plant and seed materials we produce.
No project is too small and we are ready and willing to tackle large, complex
restorations. Please contact us to discuss how our installation services can
help make your restoration project a success.
WE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING
SERVICES AS A PART OF OUR
COMPREHENSIVE INSTALLATIONS:
• Herbicide treatment to remove
unwanted, nonnative and invasive
vegetation.
• Controlled burning and mowing
to remove excess biomass for
seedbed preparation.
• Soil preparation with tractors or
small equipment to create suitable
seedbeds.
• Seeding using specialized drills and
broadcasters designed for native
seed mixes.
• Erosion control techniques to
stabilize the soil and protect
seedings and plantings during
establishment, including straw
mulching and erosion blanketing.
• Bioengineering techniques
to stabilize shorelines and
streambanks, including installation
of coconut fiber rolls and
blanketing, revetments, brush
bundles, as well as live cuttings.
• Plant, shrub and tree installation.
• Installation of herbivore fencing
and tree shelters.
Installing plants in a newly seeded prairie
Installing straw blanket to protect a new seeding
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Management Services
Although native landscapes have lower inputs
than turf or traditional landscapes, they do
require maintenance to be their best. This is
especially true during the establishment period,
which is roughly three years for most projects.
Our comprehensive management services
complete the picture and ensure your project
has the best chance at long-term success. We
have in-depth knowledge of the life cycles
of both native and invasive plants, we are
experienced with the tools and techniques, and
we understand the critical nature of getting the
timing right.
Even if PRI did not install your native
landscape, we can evaluate your site, develop a
management strategy, and implement it. Please
contact us to schedule a consultation with one
of our management specialists.
Flail mowing a first year prairie seeding
WE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES AS PART OF OUR COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACH:
MOWING:
Although native landscapes do not
need regular mowing like turf, mowing
is a useful tool in maintaining native
landscapes. Mowing in the dormant
season can hasten the breakdown of
biomass, and mowing during the first
growing season can control annual
weeds while the tiny native seedlings
develop. PRI can provide mowing of
projects of any size using flail mowers
and other equipment that is designed
to mulch plant material into fine
pieces that break down quickly.
INTEGRATED PLANT MANAGEMENT:
During the growing season, our crews
can visit your site on a regular basis
to conduct the appropriate methods
of control for unwanted non-native
or invasive species. By using a
combination of techniques, including
spot mowing, selective herbicide
treatment, and hand weeding, our
crews can discourage the growth of
invasives while allowing the natives to
flourish.
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PRESCRIBED BURNING:
Prescribed burning is an extremely
useful tool in the management of
many types of native landscapes.
Many plant community types are fire
dependent and thrive when they are
burned periodically. Proper planning,
permitting, timing, safety, equipment,
and implementation are all critical
when conducting prescribed burns.
Our staff has the experience, training
and equipment needed to conduct
your burn safely and effectively.
Treading lightly while controlling invasives
on a large scale restoration
PRI Services staff conducting a prescribed burn
INVASIVE SPECIES CONTROL:
In many cases, plant communities
are threatened by or dominated by
invasive species. They can threaten
diversity, degrade habitat, and ruin
aesthetics. PRI is well versed in the
techniques for controlling invasive
species in existing native plant
communities or in restorations. Reed
canary grass in wetlands and European
buckthorn in woodlands are two
examples of invasive species that we
use specialized techniques to control.
WOODLAND MANAGEMENT AND
ENHANCEMENT:
PRI’s approach to buckthorn removal
and other invasive woody species
is implemented with minimal
environmental impact. Our goal is to
protect desirable trees and sensitive
understory plants while effectively
removing the unwanted invaders.
Our approach includes careful
treatment to prevent resprouting
and comprehensive follow-up
management of new seedlings. In
addition, we also offer other services
that can enhance your woodland,
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including thinning, ecologically
sensitive harvesting, savanna
restoration, and consulting. Please
contact us for a consultation with one
of our woodland specialists.
MANAGEMENT PLANNING:
It can be helpful to develop a long
term management strategy on larger,
more complex sites, such as corporate
campuses, golf courses, parks or
residential developments. PRI can help
develop a comprehensive management
plan for your site that will provide
guidelines for future maintenance.
Products
PRI proudly produces a full range of native seed, plants,
trees, and shrubs for restoration projects. These high
quality materials are the foundation of our projects and
we could not achieve success without them. Having
a diverse palate of materials to choose from allows
for proper matching of species to each project site.
Choosing the right species and the best possible genetic
origin is critical for the integrity and success of your
project.
ABOUT LOCAL ECOTYPE:
The origin or source of seed or plants used in
a restoration is an important factor to consider.
There can be significant variation within a
species, particularly one that grows in a wide
geographic range. Some of these variations are
physical or cosmetic, and others are related to
how well a plant can survive and thrive.
June grass
on projects throughout the central and southern parts
of Minnesota as well as adjacent parts of Wisconsin and
South Dakota.
We also produce seed at our Bluestem Farm, located on
the eastern edge of the Red River Valley. Our production
fields at Bluestem were created from seed harvested
from adjacent high quality remnant prairies. This seed
is used for projects in Northwestern Minnesota and
adjoining North Dakota.
Over time, a species will adapt to its locale,
with a life cycle that fits the climate, season
length, soils, and other prevalent conditions. A
“local ecotype” seed or plant is sourced from
a specific location, and is therefore adapted to
the conditions of the region from which it came.
For this reason, it is important to consider the
source of the seed and plants used in a restoration
and use local ecotype whenever possible.
Our third production center is Boreal Natives, located
just west of Duluth. This site produces plants and
seed for species that are adapted to the northern
(boreal) region. These materials are used for projects
in northeastern Minnesota and adjoining northern
Wisconsin. This site also produces the majority of our
trees and shrubs which are used on projects across the
region and sold in our retail stores.
PRI is dedicated to keeping track of the source
of our materials and making wise decisions
concerning genetic origin in our restoration
projects. Authenticity of species and origin of
seed and plants is at the heart of what we do.
Our Production Centers:
PRI produces our plant and seed materials from three
locations.
At our Princeton Farm, in central Minnesota, we
produce plants and seed with genetic origins from the
centrally located Anoka Sand Plain and from a beautiful
wooded remnant located just north of the sand plain.
We use these prairie, wetland, and woodland materials
Black eyed susan plot on the Princeton Farm
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Seed
Monarchs swarming the Meadow blazing star plot
At PRI we grow, harvest, clean, and market our own native grass and
wildflower seed. These materials are of local origin, and are grown in plots
at one of our three production centers. All of our seed undergoes testing
for purity and germination and is sold as pure live seed (PLS). PRI seed is
used on projects that we install and also sold retail.
PURE LIVE SEED (PLS):
PLS is a way of measuring the percentage of seed that is viable within
a given bulk quantity of seed. The purity and germination percentages
are multiplied, then divided by 100 to produce the PLS percentage. One
PLS pound of seed will have a higher bulk weight because of non-viable
components such as chaff and immature seed.
We provide seed as individual species or combined in mixes. Our
standard seed mixes are each designed to suit specific site conditions
or design considerations. Each of these has a corresponding grass and
wildflower mix which are often, but not always used together. These
mixes can be supplemented with additional species or custom seed mixes
can be created to create a showier or more diverse planting.
Spiderwort growing in a plot on our Princeton
Farm
Project goals, budget, site conditions and project location are all
important factors in determining the mix components. Please contact us
for help in formulating the optimum seed mixes for your project.
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Plants
PRI produces a very diverse range of native grass
and wildflower species as plants. Many species are
produced as plants that are not available as seed.
PRI OFFERS SEVERAL SIZES OF PLANT
MATERIALS:
• 2”Plugs (60 per flat)-economical for general
restoration
• 4” pots (18 per flat)-excellent for gardens
• One gallon pots (select species)-full size plants
for instant results
• Deep plugs (48 per flat, select species) great for
rain gardens
Our plants can be combined with seeding to
increase diversity, add showiness, or provide quicker
establishment. They can also be planted in a garden
setting and clustered for a more designed look. They can
be helpful in areas that need rapid establishment, such
as rain gardens. In certain cases, such as in woodland
restorations, using plants will introduce species that
would be difficult or impossible to establish from seed.
Trees and Shrubs:
Native trees and shrubs are a critical component of
many types of restoration projects. PRI produces a wide
array of container grown native trees and shrubs. As
with our herbaceous plants, we strive to produce as
many of our trees and shrubs from seed as possible to
promote genetic diversity.
PRI produces our plants from seed. In order to preserve
genetic diversity within each species, we do not
use asexual methods of propagation. We do not dig
from the wild, since digging can deplete local plant
populations. We grow our plants in a custom medium
that includes natural soil, which helps them adapt to
the soils they will eventually be planted in. We think
our methods are extremely important to the integrity of
your project.
Multiple container sizes are available, from one to ten
gallon.
Sod Flats:
PRI also produces sod flats, which are pre-grown
sections of prairie, wetland, or woodland vegetation.
Each flat is approximately 1.5 square feet and is loaded
with multiple species of grasses and wildflowers. They
are a great choice when immediate establishment of
vegetation is desired. Please contact us for availability
and custom growing options.
False rue-anemone blooming
in the PRI greenhouses
Hazelnut sprouting in our tree and shrub nursery
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Alum root thriving in 4 inch pots
Retail
Lupine blooming in front of our Native Plant Center in Princeton
PRI feels it is vitally important to make our native plants and
seed available to customers who want to install their own
projects. It is also important to us to share information with you
to help your projects be successful. Our retail centers are a great
place to learn about native restoration and get a firsthand look
at the materials we produce.
Come visit our little shops on the prairie
Our new “Native Plant Center” is located in Princeton, adjacent
to our new headquarters. It features a spacious store and a
large outdoor shopping area with expanded offerings. We
welcome your visit and watch for special events, workshops
and educational seminars that are hosted for the benefit of our
valued customers.
Our Two Oaks site in Scandia continues to offer a full line of
retail items including seed, plants, trees, shrubs, botany and
nature related books, local art, and nature related gifts.
Our Boreal Natives location near Duluth also offers retail sales of
our northern plants, seed, shrubs and trees. This location does
not currently offer merchandise.
Please check our website for seasonal hours, and sign up for our
retail newsletter for periodic updates and specials.
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The PRI retail centers are
places to learn and explore
Please join us for Prairie Day
on August 13th, 2016!
Sowing It Back Together
Join us in Sowing It Back Together
Why Dedicate 25% of Your Landscape to Native Plants?
“Sowing it Back Together” is a program designed to help
you create a native habitat that is crucial for supporting
pollinators and other wildlife within your existing
traditional landscape. This is a simple way to incorporate
native plant species by providing seed, plants and
information all tailored specifically for your site!
Currently, turf landscapes occupy approximately 40
million acres in the continental US with 75% of that
found in our residential landscapes. If we were to
convert just 25% of our turf back to natural areas,
that would be almost 10 million acres returned to
native habitat!
Our retail staff will assist you in choosing the best kit or
kits for your project area!
Natural areas provide an essential building block of
a healthy environment by catching and filtering
pollutants from water as well as providing habitat and
shelter for pollinators, songbirds and other wildlife.
Native plants are critical to the wellness of every living
thing on the planet!
You can call or visit us at any one of the following
Prairie Restorations, Inc. retail locations:
Princeton Headquarters
31646 128th St. • Princeton, MN 55371
763.631.9458
Converting 25% of your traditional
landscape to natives can help save pollinators
and other wildlife.
Two Oaks
21120 Ozark Ct. N • Scandia, MN 55073
651.433.1437
With everyone doing their part, we can
make a difference!
Boreal Natives
The PRI “Sowing it Back Together” program
has been designed to help you successfully
contribute to this important effort.
3943 Munger Shaw Rd. • Cloquet MN 55720
218.729.9044
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A SIBT seed mix
“Sowing it Back Together” Kits:
Shady: A kit designed for a 100 sq. ft. area receiving
little to no sun and having medium to well drained
soil. $140.00 per kit
Sunny/Short: A kit designed for a 100 sq. ft. area receiving
full sun and having well drained soil. $95.00 per kit
Savanna: A kit designed for a 100 sq. ft. area receiving partial
sun and having medium to well drained soil. $95.00 per kit
Pollinator: A kit designed for a 100 sq. ft. area receiving full
sun and having medium to well drained soil. This includes
a greater diversity of wildflower species to encourage
pollinators to visit. $95.00 per kit
Each of these kits contains:
• 1 oz. of wildflower/grass seed mix
• 1 flat of 4” pots (18 plants) of additional wildflower species
• Your choice of an informative book or native planting sign
in addition to information and tools to help you install,
manage and inform others about your native planting
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This kit contains:
• 1 oz. of grass seed mix designed for shady areas
• 2 flats of 4” pots (36 plants) of wildflower and grass
species for shady areas
• Your choice of an informative book or native
planting sign in addition to information and tools to
help you install, manage and inform others about
your native planting
It’s easy to bring a SIBT kit home
New at PRI in 2016
Many plants in the Aster family have
been reassigned to new genera
Balsam ragwort was once classified
as Senecio pauperculus but now we
refer to it as Packera paupercula
PRI is now selling all seed, including wildflowers, on a Pure
Live Seed (PLS) basis. We have been selling most of our
native grass species this way for many years, and we are
making the change to base all of our pricing on PLS.
Pure Live Seed is determined by testing a seed lot for
germination and purity to determine a PLS percentage.
For example, a grass species that is 90% PLS has about
10% inert or non-viable materials in its bulk weight. The
inert materials are not included in the PLS weight of the
seed when calculating the amount included in mixes or
what a customer is charged for. We think this will provide
more consistency and balance in seed mixes, as well as a
better value for our customers.
Also new in 2016, PRI has updated many of the scientific
names that we use, to reflect recent changes that have
occurred in scientific literature. In recent years, new
genetic information about individual plants species and
plant families has shed new light on how we classify
them, and many familiar species now belong to a new
genus and/or species. Most of the recent changes are
based on good scientific information and are likely here
to stay.
In our 2016 Product Availability List, the updated
scientific names are listed in bold type and the
previously used names are in the comment column for
reference. Some of the most noticeable changes include
species that were found in the Aster, Eupatorium,
Petalostemum, Senecio, Smilacena and Scirpus genera.
Change is good!
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Prairie Restorations, Inc.
2016 Product Availability List
Plants
Wildflower Plants
Sneezeweed
Preferred Growing Conditions
Achillea millefolium
Acorus americanus
Actaea rubra
Agastache foeniculum
Ageratina altissima
Alisma subcordatum
Allium canadense
Allium stellatum
Allium tricoccum
Amorpha canescens
Anaphalis margaritacea
Anemone canadensis
Anemone cylindrica
Anemone patens
Anemone quinquefolia
Antennaria neglecta
Apocynum androsaemifolium
Aquilegia canadensis
Aralia nudicaulis
Aralia racemosa
Arisaema triphyllum
Artemisia ludoviciana
Asarum canadense
Asclepias incarnata
Asclepias syriaca
Asclepias tuberosa
Asclepias verticillata
Baptisia alba
Caltha palustris
Calylophus serrulatus
Campanula rotundifolia
Ceanothus americanus
Chelone glabra
Claytonia virginica
Coreopsis palmata
Cornus canadensis
Dalea candida
Dalea purpurea
Delphinium virescens
Doellingeria umbellata
Echinacea angustifolia
Enemion biternatum
aggressive
l l l l l 1-2.5’
(Acorus calamus)
ll l l 3-5’
woods l l l 2-3’
savannas l l l l 3-5’
(Eupatorium rugosum) ll l 2-3’
mud flats
ll l l 1-2’
wet prairies
l l l 1-2’
dry hilltops
l l l 1-1.5’
woods l l l 1’
semi-woody legume
l l l l 2-3’
woods edge, meadows
l l l l 1-2’
sedge meadow
l l l 1-2’
dry sands, savannas
l l l l 1-2’
(Pulsatilla nutalliana)
l l l 4-6”
woodland groundcover
l l l l 4-6”
low groundcover
l l l l
6”
woods edge, colonizes
l l l l 2-3’
light woods & savannas
l l l l l 2’
common north & central
l l l l l 1-2’
rich woods l l l 3-6’
deciduous woods l l l l 1-2’
aggressive, colonizes
l l l l 2-4’
loam, clay & rich woods l l l 4-6”
wetlands, showy
l l l 3-6’
monarch habitat
l ll l 3-6’
well-drained soils, sands
l l l l 1-2’
fragrant
l l l l 1-3’
southern prairies
l l l 3-4’
wet peat, muck
ll l l l 1’
rocky outcrops, west
l l 1-1.5’
outcrops & thin soils
l l l l 1-2’
sands, gravel, dry
l l l 1.5-3’
sedge meadows
l l l 1-4’
deciduous woods l l l 4-6”
dry prairie
l l l l 1-3’
moist woods, groundcover
l l l l l 6-10”
(Petalostemum candidum)
l l l l 1-3’
(Petalostemum purpureum)
l l l l l 2-3’
south & west
l l l l 2-4’
(Aster umbellatus)
l l l 4-6’
Western Minnesota
l l 1-2’
(Isopyrum biternatum) l l l l 6-8”
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6-Pack Plugs
Flower Color
Size
Height
Full Shade
Partial Sun
(old scientific name)
Mesic (Medium)
(updated names in bold)
Yarrow
Sweet flag
Red baneberry
Fragrant giant hyssop
White snakeroot
Water plantain
Meadow garlic
Prairie onion
Wild leek
Leadplant
Pearly everlasting*
Canada anemone
Thimbleweed
Pasque flower
Wood anemone
Pussytoes
Common dogbane*
Columbine
Wild sarsaparilla*
American spikenard
Jack-in-the-pulpit
Prairie sage
Wild ginger
Swamp milkweed
Common milkweed
Butterfly weed
Whorled milkweed
Wild indigo
Marsh marigold
Tooth-leaved primrose
Harebell
New Jersey tea
Turtlehead
Spring beauty
Stiff tickseed
Bunchberry*
White prairie clover
Purple prairie clover
Prairie larkspur
Flat-topped aster
Narrow-leaved coneflower
False rue-anemone
Characteristics,
preferred habitat or
Dry
Common Name
Scientific Name
Prices
Exposure
Full Sun
Soil
* Denotes northern species
Prairie Smoke
4-inch Pot
Woodland phlox
6-Pack Plugs
(Deep 48)
Butterfly weed
Emergent
Columbine
Wet
Harebell
W $7.00
$3.50
Y/G $7.00
$3.50
W/R
$4.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
W $7.50
W $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00
PK $7.00
$3.50
W $7.50
$4.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
W $7.00
W $7.00
$3.50
C
$7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
W $7.50
$4.50
W $7.00
$3.50
PK $7.00
$3.50
R
$7.50
$4.00
G/W $7.50
$4.50
C/R
$4.50
G/R $7.50
$4.50
W $7.00
$3.50
L
$7.50
$4.50
PK $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00 $7.50
O
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
W $7.00
$3.50
W
$7.50
Y
$7.50
$4.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
B
$7.00
$3.50
W
$3.50
W $7.00
$3.50
PK $7.50
Y
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
W $7.50
$4.50
W $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
W $7.00
W $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
W $7.50
$4.50
Plants
Fireweed
Willow herb
Rattlesnake master
Boneset
Flowering spurge
Large-leaved aster
Grass-leaved goldenrod
Joe-pye weed
Wild strawberry
Northern bedstraw
Yellowish gentian
Bottle gentian
Wild geranium
Yellow avens*
Purple avens*
Prairie smoke
Sneezeweed
Giant sunflower
Hispid sunflower
Maximilian’s sunflower
Stiff sunflower
Common ox-eye
Golden aster
Alum root
Long-leaved bluets
Virginia waterleaf
Great St. Johnswort
Blue flag iris
Dwarf dandelion
Bush clover
Rough blazing star
Cylindric blazing star
Meadow blazing star
Dotted blazing star
Tall blazing star
Michigan lily
Twinflower
Cardinal flower
Great blue lobelia
Pale lobelia
Wild lupine
Fringed loosestrife
False lily of the valley
False Solomon’s seal
Starry Solomon’s seal
Northern lungwort*
Monkey flower
Bishop’s cap
Wild bergamot
Horsemint
Downy sweet cicily
Golden ragwort
Balsam ragwort
Slender penstemon
Showy penstemon
Woodland phlox
Prairie phlox
Epilobium angustifoliumnorthern
l l l l l 2-6’
Epilobium coloratum
sedge meadows
l l l 1-2’
Eryngium yuccifolium
southern prairies
l l l l 3-5’
Eupatorium perfoliatum
mineral soils & peat
l l l 3-5’
Euphorbia corollata
dry, mesic prairies & savannas l l l l 1-3’
Eurybia macrophylla
(Aster macrophyllus)
l l l l l l 1-4’
Euthamia graminifolia
sedge meadows, shores
l l l 2-5’
Eutrochium maculatum
(Eupatorium maculatum)
l l l 2.5-6’
Fragaria virginiana
common understory
l l l l l
6”
Galium boreale
prairie mainstay
l l l l l 1-2’
Gentiana alba
relatively uncommon l l l l 1-2’
Gentiana andrewsii
sedge meadows
l l l 1-2’
Geranium maculatum
woods & edges
l l l l l 1-3’
Geum aleppicum
wet meadows & woods l l l l l 2-4’
Geum rivale
moist woods l l l l 1-3’
Geum triflorum
sand & gravel
l l l l 6-8”
Helenium autumnale
riverbanks
l l l 2-5’
Helianthus giganteus
wet meadows
l l l 5-8’
Helianthus hirsutus
woods & edges
l l l l l 2-4’
Helianthus maximiliani
many flower heads
l l l l l 3-6’
Helianthus pauciflorus
(Helianthus rigidus)
l l l l 2-5’
Heliopsis helianthoides
easy, showy l l l l 2-4’
Heterotheca villosa
sand dunes
l l l 1-1.5’
Heuchera richardsonii
l l l 1-2’
Houstonia longifolia
(Hedyotis longifolia)
l l l l 4-6”
Hydrophyllum virginianum
deciduous woods
l l l l l 1-2’
Hypericum pyramidatum
wet edges & meadows l l l 2-5’
Iris versicolor
wet edges & meadows
ll l l 2-4’
Krigia biflora
waxy leaves
l l l 1-2’
Lespedeza capitata
dry, mesic prairies
l l l l 2-4’
Liatris aspera
dry sands, & gravels
l l l l 2-3’
Liatris cylindracea
calcareous gravels
l l l 1-2’
Liatris ligulistylis
monarch’s delight l l l l 2-5’
Liatris punctata
calcareous gravels
l l 1-2’
Liatris pycnostachya
mineral soils l l l 3-4’
Lilium michiganense
sedge meadows, peat
l l l 3-6’
Linnaea borealis
cool northern woods
l l l l 6”
Lobelia cardinalis
wet edges & flood plains
l l l 2-4’
Lobelia siphilitica
waters edge
ll l l 1-1.5’
Lobelia spicata
sandy soils
l l l l 1-3’
Lupinus perennis
sandy savannas
l l l l 1-1.5’
Lysimachia ciliata
sedge meadows
l l l 1-2’
Maianthemum canadense
damp, mossy woods
l l l l l 3-6”
Maianthemum racemosum
(Smilacina racemosa)
l l l l 1-2’
Maianthemum stellatum
(Smilacina stellata) l l l l 1-2’
Mertensia paniculata
damp woods & edges l l l l 1-3’
Mimulus ringens
wet edges
ll l l 1-2’
Mitella diphylla
deciduous woods l l l 1-2’
Monarda fistulosa
pollinator plant
l l l l 2-4’
Mondarda punctata
sandy soils
l ll l 1-2’
Osmorhiza claytonii
rich woods
l l l 2-3’
Packera aurea
(Senecio aureus)
l l l l 1-3’
Packera paupercula
(Senecio pauperculus) l l l l 1-3’
Penstemon gracilis
sandy soils
l l l 1-2’
Penstemon grandiflorus
sandy soils
l l l 1-3’
Phlox divaricata
deciduous woods l l l l 2-3’
Phlox pilosa
showy
l l l l l 1-2’
18
4-inch Pot
6-Pack Plugs
Flower Color
Size
Height
Full Shade
Partial Sun
Full Sun
Exposure
Emergent
Characteristics,
Mesic (Medium)
Common Name
Scientific Name
Dry
Wet
Soil
Prices
6-Pack Plugs
(Deep 48)
Wildflower Plants
PK $7.00
$3.50
PK $7.00
W $7.00
$3.50
W $7.00
$3.50
W $7.00
L
$7.50
$4.50
Y $7.00
$3.50
BU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
W $7.00
$3.50
W $7.00
$3.50
C
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
B
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
PU $7.50
$4.50
Y
$7.50
$4.50
PU $7.50
$4.50
BU $7.00
$3.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Y
$7.50
Y
$7.50 $8.10 $4.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Y
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Y
$7.00
C
$7.00
$3.50
W $7.00
$3.50
L
$7.50
$4.50
Y
$7.00
B
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
C
$7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
O
$7.00
$3.50
PK
$4.50
R
$7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
L
$7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Y
$7.00
W/R $7.50
$4.50
W/R $7.50
$4.50
W
$4.50
B
$7.50
$4.50
PU $7.00
W $7.50
$4.50
PU $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
C
$7.00
W $7.50
$4.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Y
$7.00
$3.50
L
$7.00
$3.50
PU $7.00
$3.50
B
$7.50
$4.50
PK $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Plants
4-inch Pot
6-Pack Plugs
Flower Color
Size
Height
Full Shade
Partial Sun
Full Sun
Exposure
Emergent
Characteristics,
Mesic (Medium)
Common Name
Scientific Name
Dry
Wet
Soil
Prices
6-Pack Plugs
(Deep 48)
Wildflower Plants
Obedient plant
Physostegia virginiana
floodplains l l l l l 1.5-4’ PK $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Solomon’s seal
Polygonatum biflorum
woods & edges
l l l l 1-4’ C/B $7.50
$4.50
Prairie cinquefoil
Potentilla arguta
dry prairie & outcrops
l l l 2-3’
C
$7.00
$3.50
Rattlesnake root
Prenanthes alba
loam and sand
l ll l 2-5’
W $7.00
Mountain mint
Pycnanthemum virginianum colonizes in wetlands l l l l 2-4’
W $7.00
$3.50
Swamp buttercup
Ranunculus hispidus
wet peat & shores l l l l 1-1.5’ Y
$7.50
$4.50
Long-headed coneflower Ratibida columnifera
western prairies
l l l 2-3’
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Yellow coneflower
Ratibida pinnata
southern prairies
l l l l l 3-6’
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Prairie rose
Rosa arkansana
colonizes
l l l l 1-2.5’ PK
$3.50
Meadow rose
Rosa blanda
woods & edges
l l l l l l 3-5’ PK $7.50 $8.10 $4.50
Black-eyed Susan
Rudbeckia hirta
early successional
l l l l l 1-3’
Y
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Green-headed coneflower Rudbeckia laciniata
wet meadows, shores l l l l l 5-6’
Y
$7.50 $8.10 $4.50
Arrowhead
Sagittaria latifolia
emergent along shores
l l l 1-3’
W $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Wineleaf cinquefoil*
Sibbaldiopsis tridentata
(Potentilla tridentata)
l l l l 3-9” W $7.00
$3.50
Compass plant
Silphium laciniatum
southern prairies
l l l l 3-8’
Y
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Cup plant
Silphium perfoliatum
wet peat
l l l 3-6’
Y
$7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Blue-eyed grass
Sisyrinchium montanum
needs companions
l l l l 6-10” B
$7.00
$3.50
Zig zag goldenrod
Solidago flexicaulis
open woods
l l l l l 2-4’
Y
$7.50
$4.00
Hairy goldenrod*
Solidago hispida
rocky outcrop, open woods
l l l l 1-3’
Y
$7.00
Early goldenrod*
Solidago juncea
open meadows
l l l l 2-4’
Y
$7.00
Missouri goldenrod
Solidago missouriensis
colonizes
l l l l 1-2’
Y
$7.00
Gray goldenrod
Solidago nemoralis
sands & gravels
l l l l 1-3’
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Upland goldenrod
Solidago ptarmicoides
calcareous gravels
l l l l 1-1.5’ W $7.00
$3.50
Stiff goldenrod
Solidago rigida
common in fields
l l l l l 2-4’
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Showy goldenrod
Solidago speciosa sands & gravels
l l l l 2-3’
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Rosy twisted stalk*
Streptopus roseus
rich woods l l l 1’
R
$4.50
Lindley’s aster
Symphyotrichum ciliolatum
(Aster ciliolatus) l l l 2-4’
B
$7.00
$3.50
Heath aster
Symphyotrichum ericoides
(Aster ericoides)
l l l 1-3’
W $7.00
$3.50
Smooth aster
Symphyotrichum laeve
Aster laevis) l l l l 2-5’ PU $7.00
$3.50
Panicled aster
Symphyotrichum lanceolatum (Aster lanceolatus)
l l l 2-5’
W $7.00
$3.50
Calico aster
Symphyotrichum lateriflorum (Aster lateriflorus) l l l 2-4’
W $7.00
New England aster
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (Aster novae-angliae)
l l l 4-5’ PU $7.00
$3.50
Aromatic aster
Symphyotrichum oblongifolium (Aster oblongifolius)
l l l 1-2’ PU $7.00
$3.50
Azure aster
Symphyotrichum oolentangiense (Aster oolentangiensis)
l l l l l 2-4’
B
$7.00
$3.50
Red-stalked aster
Symphyotrichum puniceum
(Aster puniceus)
l l l 3-5’ B/PU $7.00
$3.50
Silky aster
Symphyotrichum sericeum
(Aster sericeus)
l l 1-2’ PU $7.00
$3.50
Arrow-leaved aster
Symphyotrichum urophyllum (Aster urophyllus)
l l l l 1-4’
L
$7.00
$3.50
Tall meadow rue
Thalictrum dasycarpum
l l l 3-6’
W $7.00
$3.50
Early meadow rue
Thalictrum dioicum
deciduous woods
l l l 1-2’
W $7.50
$4.50
Western spiderwort
Tradescantia occidentalis
sandy soils
l l l l 1-1.5’ PU $7.00
$3.50
Large-leaved bellwort*
Uvularia grandiflora
rich woods l l l 1-2’
Y
$4.50
Sessile-leaved bellwort*
Uvularia sessilifolia
dry woods
l l l l 1’
C
$4.50
Blue vervain
Verbena hastata
mineral soil & peat
l l l 2-5’
B
$7.00
$3.50
Hoary vervain
Verbena stricta
sands & gravels
l l l l 2-4’
B
$7.00
$3.50
Ironweed
Vernonia fasciculata
pollinatorsl l l 2-5’ PU $7.00
$3.50
Culver’s root
Veronicastrum virginicum
wet sands l l l l 2-5’
W $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Canada white violet
Viola canadensis
moist deciduous woods l l l8-16” W $7.50
$4.50
Blue marsh violet
Viola cucullata
wet woods & seeps
l l l l l 6-10” B
$7.50
$4.50
Prairie violet
Viola pedatifida
l l l l 4-6” PU $7.00
$3.50
Arrow-leaved violet
Viola sagittata
wet sands l l l l 2-6” PU $7.00
$3.50
Heart-leaved Alexander
Zizia aptera
open prairies
l l l l 1-3’
Y
$7.00
$3.50
Golden Alexander
Zizia aurea wet brushy places l l l l 1-3’
Y
$7.00 $3.50
COLOR KEY:
W=White, B= Blue, PK=Pink, PU=Purple, Y=Yellow,
O=Orange, R=Red, G=Green, L=Lavender, BU=Burgundy,
C=Cream
Quantity Discounts:
5% off orders of 250 to 499 plants, any combination of 6-packs and 4” pots.
10% off orders of 500 plants or more, any combination of 6 packs and 4” pots.
19
Plants
Little bluestem
6-Pack Plugs
Size
Height
Full Shade
Partial Sun
Exposure
Emergent
Characteristics,
Wet
Common Name
Scientific Name
Dry
Mesic (Medium)
Soil
Prices
4-inch Pot
Grasses, Sedges & Bulrushes
6-Pack Plugs
(Deep 48)
Green bulrush
Full Sun
Pennsylvania sedge
Big bluestem
Andropogon gerardii
most common tallgrass
l l l l l
4-8’ $7.00
$3.50
Sweetgrass*
Anthoxanthum nitens
(Hierochloe hirta)
l l l l l
1-2’ $7.00
$3.50
River bulrush
Bolboschoenus fluviatilis
(Scirpus fluviatilis)
l l l l
4-6’ $7.00
$3.50
Side oats grama
Bouteloua curtipendula
likes hillsides/slopes
l l l l
2-3’ $7.00
$3.50
Blue grama
Bouteloua gracilis
sandy soils
l l l 12-18” $7.00
$3.50
Hairy grama
Bouteloua hirsuta
dry sandy soils
l l l
6-18” $7.00
Fringed brome
Bromus ciliatus
sedge meadows
l l l l l 2-3’ $7.50
$4.50
Kalm’s brome
Bromus kalmii
savannas & prairies
l l l l
1-3’ $7.00
$3.50
Blue joint grass
Calamagrostis canadensis
wet meadows
l l l l
4-6’ $7.00
$3.50
Bebb’s sedge
Carex bebbii
calcareous wetlands
l l l 2-3’ $7.50
Bottlebrush sedge
Carex comosa
wet edges
l l l l
1-2’ $7.00
$3.50
Dewey’s sedge
Carex deweyanawoods
l l l l 2-3’ $7.50
Graceful sedge
Carex gracillimawoods
l l l l 2-3’ $7.50
$4.00
Lake sedge
Carex lacustris
wet edges, marshes
l l l 2-4’ $7.50 $8.10
Hop sedge
Carex lupulina
wet woods & prairies
l l l l 2-3’ $7.50
$4.00
Pennsylvania sedge
Carex pensylvanica
savannas & woods
l l l l l 6-8”
$4.50
Wood sedge
Carex rosea
mesic woods l l l l
1’
$7.50
$4.00
Pointed broom sedge
Carex scoparia
wet sedge meadows, shorelines
l l l l
1-2’ $7.00
$3.50
Sprengel’s sedge
Carex sprengelii
floodplain forests
l l l l l 2-3’ $7.50
$4.00
Tussock sedge
Carex stricta
wet meadows, shorelines
l l l l
1-3’ $7.00 $7.50
Fox sedge
Carex vulpinoidea
wet meadows, shorelines
l l l
1-3’ $7.00
$3.50
Poverty oat grass
Danthonia spicata
rock outcrops & gravel
l l l
1-2’ $7.00
Spike-rush
Eleocharis ovata
shorelines & marshes
l l l l
1-2’ $7.00
Canada wild rye
Elymus canadensis
early successional
l l l l l
3-4’ $7.00
$3.50
Bottlebrush grass
Elymus hystrix
savannas & woods
l l l l l 2-3’ $7.50
$4.50
Slender wheatgrass*
Elymus trachycaulus
short-lived, cool season
l l l l
2-3’ $7.00
Soft rush
Juncus effusus
mucky soils l ll
1-2’ $7.00
Greene’s rush
Juncus greeneiprairies
l l l l 1-1.5’ $7.00
Path rush
Juncus tenuis
along paths
l l l l l
1’
$7.00
June grass
Koeleria macrantha
sands & gravels
l l
1’
$7.00
$3.50
Common wood rush
Luzula acuminatawoods
l l l l
1’
$7.50
$4.50
Many-flowered wood rush
Luzula multiflora
meadows and woods
l l l l
1-2’ $7.50
$4.00
Switch grass
Panicum virgatum
can be aggressive l l l l
3-4’ $7.00
$3.50
False melic grass*
Schizachne purpurascens
dry woods & openings
l l l l 1-4’ $7.50
$4.50
Little bluestem
Schizachyrium scoparium
dominant in dry prairie
l l l l l
2-3’ $7.00 $7.50 $3.50
Soft-stem bulrush
Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani (Scirpus validus)
l l 3-6’ $7.00
$3.50
Green bulrush
Scirpus atrovirens
early successional
l l l l
3-5’ $7.00
$3.50
Wool grass
Scirpus cyperinus
sedge meadows
l l l
3-4’ $7.00
$3.50
Indian grass
Sorghastrum nutans
common tallgrass l l l l
4-6’ $7.00
$3.50
Cord grass
Spartina pectinata
colonizes
l l l
3-7’ $7.00 $7.50
Prairie dropseed
Sporobolus heterolepis
bunch forming beauty
l l l l
1-3’ $7.00
$3.50
Quantity Discounts:
5% off orders of 250 to 499 plants, any combination of 6-packs and 4” pots
10% off orders of 500 plants or more, any combination of 6-packs and 4” pots
20
Plants
Abies balsamea
Acer rubrum
Acer saccharinum
Acer saccharum Acer spicatum
Amelanchier alnifolia ‘Regent’
Amelanchier interior
Amelanchier laevis
Amelanchier sanguinea
Amorpha fruticosa
Aronia melanocarpa
Betula alleghaniensis
Betula papyrifera
Betula pumila
Ceanothus americanus
Celtis occidentalis
Chamaedaphne calyculata
Clematis occidentalis
Clematis virginiana
Cornus alternifolia
Cornus amomum
Cornus racemosa
Cornus rugosa
Cornus sericea
Corylus americana
Dasiphora fruticosa
Diervilla lonicera
Ilex verticillata
Juniperus communis
Juniperus virginiana
Larix laricina
Myrica gale
Ostrya virginiana
Parthenocissus vitacea
Physocarpus opulifolius
Picea glauca
Picea mariana
Pinus resinosa
Pinus strobus
Populus grandidentata
Populus tremuloides
Prunus americana
Prunus pensylvanica
Prunus pumila
Prunus serotina
Prunus virginiana
Quercus macrocarpa
St. Louis Co.
l ll l l Northern Minnesota ll l l
St. Louis Co. ll l l
Unknown l l l l
St. Louis Co./ deciduous ll l l
Unknown
l l l l St. Louis, white flowers ll l l l
St. Louis Co. ll l l l
St. Louis Co. ll l l Stearns Co. l l l
St. Louis Co.
l ll l l
St. Louis Co. l l l
Sherburne Co.
l l l
Unknown
l ll l l l
St. Louis Co., peat bogs
l l
St. Louis Co., vine ll l l
Carlton Co., vine ll l l
St. Louis Co. l l l l
Sherburne Co. ll l l
Sherburne Co.
l ll l l l
St. Louis Co.
l l l l
St. Louis & Sherburne Co. ll l l
St. Louis Co.
l l l l l
St. Louis Co./cliffs ll l l
St. Louis & Mille Lacs Co. l l l l l
St. Louis Co. l l l l
St. Louis & Sherburne Co. l l l
Sherburne Co.
ll l l St. Louis & Sherburne Co. l ll l l
St. Louis Co., aromatic l l Unknown
l l l l l
St. Louis Co., vine l l l l
St. Louis Co. l l l
St. Louis Co./northern MN l l l
St. Louis Co.
l l l St. Louis Co./northern MN l l l l
St. Louis/fast growing
l ll l l l
Sherburne Co. ll l l
St. Louis Co./colonizes ll l l l
Sherburne Co.
l l l l
St. Louis Co.
l l l l
St. Louis Co. (Park Pt.)
l l Sherburne Co.
l ll l l
Sherburne/St. Louis Co.
l l l l l
Sherburne Co.
l l l l
#2
Plant Container Size
Height
Full Shade
Partial Sun
Full Sun
Exposure
Wet
Balsam fir
Red maple
Silver maple
Sugar maple
Mountain maple
Regent serviceberry
Inland serviceberry
Alleghany serviceberry
Roundleaf serviceberry
False indigo
Black chokeberry
Yellow birch
Paper birch
Bog birch
New Jersey tea
Hackberry
Leatherleaf
Western blue virgin’s bower
Virgin’s bower
Pagoda dogwood
Silky dogwood
Gray dogwood
Roundleaf dogwood
Red osier dogwood
Hazelnut
Shrubby cinquefoil
Bush honeysuckle
Winterberry
Old field juniper
Red cedar
Tamarack
Sweet gale
Ironwood
Virginia creeper
Ninebark
White spruce
Black spruce
Red pine
White pine
Bigtooth aspen
Quaking aspen
American plum
Pin cherry
Sand cherry
Wild black cherry
Chokecherry
Bur oak
Characteristics,
Medium
Common Name
Scientific Name
Dry
Soil
Prices
#10
Trees and Shrubs
Tamarack going gold in October
#7
American plum in bloom
#5
Sugar maple in fall
up to 50’ $20.00 $43.00 $65.00
100’
$20.00 $43.00
$115.00
100’
$43.00 $65.00
100’
$22.00
$110.00
10-20’
$20.00 $35.00
4-6’
$20.00 $35.00
15-35’
$22.00
15-45’
$22.00 $43.00 $65.00
20-25’
$22.00
6-9’
$20.00
3-6’
$20.00 $35.00
up to 85’ $20.00 $43.00
up to 85’ $20.00 $43.00
$105.00
6-8’
$20.00
1.5-3’
$20.00
40-60’
$43.00 $65.00
3’
$20.00
5-10’
$12.00 (#1 pot)
12-15’
$12.00 (#1 pot)
15-25’
$20.00 $35.00 $65.00
5-8’
$20.00 $30.00
6-12’
$20.00 $30.00
8-10’
$20.00
6-12’
$20.00 $30.00
6-15’
$20.00 $35.00
2-3’
$20.00
1-3’
$20.00
6-8’
$20.00 $35.00
3-5’
$20.00 $35.00
15-35’
$22.00 $43.00
50-75’
$20.00 $43.00 $65.00
4’
$20.00
30-50’
$75.00
50’
$20.00
5-10’
$20.00 $35.00
40-75’
$22.00 $43.00 $65.00
30-70’
$22.00 $43.00 $75.00
50-80’
$22.00 $43.00 $75.00
40-70’
$22.00 $43.00 $75.00
40-60’
$22.00
35-60’
$20.00 $35.00 $65.00
10-20’
$22.00 $43.00 $65.00
6-20’
$22.00 $43.00
4-5’
$20.00
50-60’
$22.00 $43.00
10-20’
$20.00 $35.00
60-80’
$43.00 $75.00
Quantity Discounts:
5% off orders of 50 to 99 trees or shrubs
10% off orders of 100 trees or shrubs or more.
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Plants
Red oak
Smooth sumac
Staghorn sumac
Prairie rose
Meadow rose
Thimbleberry
Pussy willow
Prairie willow
Sandbar willow
Autumn willow
American elderberry
Red-berried elder
Mountain ash
Meadowsweet
Steeplebush
Snowberry
White cedar
Basswood
Lowbush blueberry
Nannyberry
Downy arrowwood
High bush cranberry
Quercus rubra
Rhus glabra
Rhus hirta Rosa arkansana
Rosa blanda
Rubus parviflorus
Salix discolor
Salix humilis
Salix interior
Salix serissima
Sambucus canadensis
Sambucus racemosa
Sorbus decora
Spiraea alba
Spiraea tomentosa
Symphoricarpos alba
Thuja occidentalis
Tilia americana
Vaccinium angustifolium
Viburnum lentago
Viburnum rafinesquianum
Viburnum trilobum
St. Louis Co.
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St. Louis Co.
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Sherburne/colonizes
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St. Louis/Sherburne
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St. Louis Co.
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Sherburne Co.
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St. Louis & Sherburne Co l ll l St. Louis Co. ll l Pine Co.
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(Sambucus pubens) ll l l
St. Louis Co. l l l
St. Louis & Sherburne Co.
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Isanti/wet meadows l l St. Louis Co.
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St. Louis Co. ll l l l
Unknown ll l l
St. Louis Co.
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Sherburne/St. Louis Co. ll l l St. Louis Co.
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St. Louis Co. ll l l Red oak in its fall splendor
60-80’
10-20’
10’
1.5-2’
1.5-3’
1-3’
6-30’
10’
15-20’
5-6’
5-12’
10-12’
20-30’
2-3’
3-4’
3-4’
30-50’
60-80’
1-2’
10-20’
6-8’
8-15’
#10
#2
$22.00 $45.00 $75.00
$20.00
$20.00 $30.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00 $30.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00 $30.00
$20.00
$22.00 $43.00
$105.00
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$22.00 $43.00
$22.00 $43.00 $75.00
$12.00 (#1 pot) $20.00 $30.00 $50.00
$20.00
$20.00 $35.00 $65.00
PRI trees and shrubs on the job, ready to be planted
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#7
Prices
Plant Container Size
Height
Full Shade
Full Sun
Characteristics,
Partial Sun
Scientific Name
Exposure
Wet
Common Name
Soil
Dry
Medium
#5
Trees and Shrubs
Sod Flats
Each sod flat is 205 square inches (1.42 sq. ft.) and contains a mixture of grasses and flowers.
It is an excellent and economical option for an instant stand of native prairie, wetland or woodland vegetation!
Sod flats will contain a combination of the listed species.
Dimensions: 10" x 20.5"
Short/Dry Flat
Ideal in sandy or gravelly soils, along walkways and around buildings where shorter vegetation is desirable (Height 1'-3')
Price per flat: $14.00
Grasses:
Side oats grama
Blue grama
Poverty oat grass
June grass
Little bluestem
Prairie dropseed
Wildflowers:
Leadplant
Thimbleweed
Butterfly weed
Heath aster
Azure aster
Silky aster
Stiff tickseed
Northern bedstraw
Long-leaved bluets
Golden aster
Alum root
Bush clover
Rough blazing star
Cylindric blazing star
Slender penstemon
Showy penstemon
Prairie phlox
Prairie cinquefoil
Black-eyed Susan
Gray goldenrod
Upland goldenrod
Western spiderwort
Mixed Height/Mesic Flat
Suitable for most sites and for a variety of soils (Height 2.5'-6')
Grasses:
Wildflowers:
Big bluestem
Fragrant giant hyssop
Stiff sunflower
Prairie phlox
Kalm’s brome
Leadplant
Common ox-eye
Yellow coneflower
Side oats grama
Butterfly weed
Rough blazing star
Black-eyed Susan
Canada wild rye
Azure aster
Pale lobelia
Stiff goldenrod
Little bluestem
Arrow-leaved aster
Wild bergamot
Showy goldenrod
Indian grass
Canada tick trefoil
Golden Alexander
Yellowish gentian
Wet Meadow Flat
For wetland and riparian zones (Height 3’-7’)
Grasses/Sedges:
Wildflowers:
Blue joint grass
Fox sedge
Sweet flag
Bottle gentian
Arrowhead
Bottlebrush sedge
Soft-stem bulrush
Water plantain
Sneezeweed
Marsh hedgenettle
Porcupine sedge
Wool grass
Swamp milkweed
Blue flag iris
Tall meadow rue
Lake sedge
Fringed brome
New England aster
Tall blazing star
Blue vervain
Pointed broom sedge
Cord grass
Red-stalked aster
Great blue lobelia
Ironweed
Tussock sedge
Flat-topped aster
Monkey flower
Culver’s root
Joe-pye weed
Swamp lousewort
Golden Alexander
Boneset
Mountain mint
Woodland Flat
For well shaded areas and moderate moisture (Height 1’-3’)
Grasses/Sedges:
Wildflowers:
Kalm’s brome
Columbine
Large-leaved aster Woodland phlox
Graceful sedge
Lindley’s aster
Bishop’s cap Zig zag goldenrod
Wood sedge
Calico aster
Virginia waterleaf Early meadow rue
Long-beaked sedge
Bottlebrush grass
Common wood rush
Many-flowered wood rush
Quantity Discounts:
Sod Flats: 5% off orders of 100-249 sod flats,
10% off orders of 250 and more sod flats
Short dry sod flats
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Seed
Black-eyed Susan
Swamp milkweed
Tall meadow rue
Wildflower
Achillea millefolium
aggressive
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Acorus americanus
(Acorus calamus)
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Alisma subcordatum
mud flats
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Amorpha canescens
semi-woody legume
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wetlands, showy
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Asclepias syriaca
monarch favorite
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Asclepias tuberosa
well-drained soils, sands
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Astragalus canadensis
dry prairie
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Coreopsis palmata
dry prairie
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Dalea candida
(Petalostemum candidum)
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Dalea purpurea
(Petalostemum purpureum) l l l l l
Desmodium canadense
savannas & prairies
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Doellingeria umbellata
(Aster umbellatus)
l l l Echinacea angustifolia
western Minnesota
l l Eupatorium perfoliatum
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Eurybia macrophylla
(Aster macrophyllus)
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Eutrochium maculatum
(Eupatorium maculatum)
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Galium boreale
prairie mainstay
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Heliopsis helianthoides
easy, showy l l l l
Iris versicolor
wet edges & meadows
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Lespedeza capitata
dry, mesic prairies
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Liatris punctata
calcareous gravels
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Liatris pycnostachya
mineral soils l l l
Lupinus perennis
sandy savannas
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Monarda fistulosa
pollinator plant
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Penstemon grandiflorus
sandy soils
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Ratibida columnifera
western prairies
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Ratibida pinnata
southern prairies
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colonizes l l l l
Rudbeckia hirta
early successional
l l l l l Sagittaria latifolia
emergent along shores l l l
Solidago nemoralis
sands & gravels
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Solidago ptarmicoides
calcareous gravels
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Solidago rigida
common in fields
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Sparganium eurycarpum
mucky soils
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Symphyotrichum laeve
(Aster laevis)
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Symphyotrichum lanceolatum (Aster lanceolatus)
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Symphyotrichum oolentangiense (Aster oolentangiensis)
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Thalictrum dasycarpum
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Tradescantia occidentalis
sandy soils
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Verbena hastata
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Verbena stricta
sands & gravels
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Vernonia fasciculata
mineral soils
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Zizia aurea
wet brushy places
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Size
Color
Full Shade
Partial Sun
Full Sun
Characteristics,
Exposure
Emergent
Scientific Name
Prices subject to change
as supplies diminish
Height
Yarrow
Sweet flag
Water plantain
Leadplant
Swamp milkweed
Common milkweed
Butterfly weed
Canada milk vetch
Stiff tickseed
Canada tick trefoil
Flat-topped aster
Narrow-leaved coneflower
Boneset
Large-leaved aster
Joe-pye weed
Northern bedstraw
Common ox-eye
Blue flag iris
Bush clover
Dotted blazing star
Tall blazing star
Wild lupine
Wild bergamot
Showy penstemon
Long-headed coneflower
Yellow coneflower
Prairie rose
Black-eyed Susan
Arrowhead
Gray goldenrod
Upland goldenrod
Stiff goldenrod
Giant bur-reed
Smooth aster
Panicled aster
Azure aster
Tall meadow rue
Western spiderwort
Blue vervain
Hoary vervain
Ironweed
Golden Alexander
Soil
Wet
Common Name
Blue flag iris
Dry
Mesic
Spiderwort
1-2.5’
3-5’
1-2’
2-3’
3-6’
3-6’
1-2’
2-5’
1-3’
1-3’
2-3’
3-4’
4-6’
1-2’
3-5’
1-4’
2.5-6’
1-2’
2-4’
2-4’
2-4’
1-2’
3-4’
1-1.5’
2-4’
1-3’
2-3’
3-6’
2-5’
1-3’
1-3’
1-3’
1-1.5’
2-4’
3-4’
2-4’
2-5’
2-4’
3-6’
1-1.5’
2-5’
2-4’
3-6’
1-3’
W
Y/G
W
PU
PK
PU
O
C
Y
W
PU
PK
W
PU
W
L
BU
W
Y
B
C
PU
PU
PU
PU
PU
Y
Y
PK
Y
W
Y
W
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W
PU
W
B
W
PU
B
B
PU
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Price/oz.
PLS
Price/lb.
PLS
$3.00 $48.00
$15.00 $240.00
$12.00 $192.00
$8.00 $128.00
$12.00 $192.00
$10.00 $160.00
$50.00
$5.00 $80.00
$37.75 $604.00
$5.00 $80.00
$5.00 $80.00
$9.00 $144.00
$30.00 $480.00
$25.00 $400.00
$12.00 $192.00
$75.00
$12.00 $192.00
$50.00
$5.00 $80.00
$15.00 $240.00
$10.00 $160.00
$50.00
$20.00 $320.00
$15.00 $240.00
$15.00 $240.00
$30.00 $480.00
$5.00
$80.00
$15.00 $240.00
$30.00 $480.00
$10.00 $160.00
$20.00 $320.00
$40.00 $640.00
$18.00 $288.00
$8.00 $128.00
$5.00 $80.00
$30.00 $480.00
$40.00
$11.75 $188.00
$15.00 $240.00
$30.00 $480.00
$6.00
$96.00
$7.00 $112.00
$6.00 $96.00
$18.00 $288.00
The above are also available in .04 oz. seed packets for $3.00-$5.00 each
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Seed
Cord grass
June grass
Grasses, Sedges & Bulrushes
Prices subject to change
as supplies diminish
Size
Height
Full Shade
Characteristics,
Partial Sun
Scientific Name
Exposure
Emergent
Mesic (Medium)
Soil
Full Sun
Indian grass
Wet
(updated names in bold) (old scientific name)
Dry
Price/lb.
Price/oz.
PLS
PLS
Big bluestem
Andropogon gerardii
most common tallgrass l l l l
4-8’
$1.00
$5.00
River bulrush
Bolboschoenus fluviatilis
(Scirpus fluviatilis)
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4-6’
$6.00
$75.00 Side oats grama
Bouteloua curtipendula
likes hillsides/slopes
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2-3’
$1.00
$12.00
Blue grama
Bouteloua gracilis
sandy soils
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$2.00
$20.00
Fringed brome
Bromus ciliatus
sedge meadows
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$6.00
$75.00
Blue joint grass
Calamagrostis candensis
wet meadows
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4’
$20.00
$250.00
Common yellow lake sedge
Carex utriculata
sedge meadows
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1-3’
$35.00
$450.00
Poverty oat grass
Danthonia spicata
rock outcrops & gravel
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$5.00
$60.00
Canada wild rye
Elymus canadensis
early successional
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3-4’
$2.00
$20.00
Rattlesnake manna grass
Glyceria canadensis
wet meadows
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3’
$8.00
$100.00
American manna grass
Glyceria grandis
wet meadows l l l
4-6’
$8.00
$100.00
June grass
Koeleria macrantha
sand and gravel
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1’
$9.00
$120.00
Switch grass
Panicum virgatum
can be aggressive l l l l
3-4’
$1.00
$10.00
Little bluestem
Schizachyrium scoparium
dominant in dry prairie
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2-3’
$2.00
$18.00
Soft-stem bulrush
Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani (Scirpus validus)
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3-6’
$9.00
$125.00 Green bulrush
Scirpus atrovirens
early successional
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3-5’
$7.00
$80.00
Wool grass
Scirpus cyperinus
sedge meadows
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3-4’
$9.00
$120.00
Indian grass
Sorghastrum nutans
common tallgrass l l l l
4-6’
$1.00
$6.00
Cord grass
Spartina pectinata
colonizes
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3-7’
$13.00
$175.00
Sand dropseed
Sporobolus cryptandrus
sand, prairie
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2-3’
$2.00
$25.00
Prairie
dropseed
Sporobolus
heterolepis
bunch
forming
beauty
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1-3’
$6.00
$75.00 Common Name
General Seeding Rates:Recommended Seeding Dates:
Grass Seed Mixes:
Optimum: May 20 to July 10
Broadcast: 1/2 pls lb./1000 sq. ft.; 15-16 pls lbs./acreRange: Spring thaw to August 20
Drilled: 8-10 pls lbs./acre
September 20 to freeze-up
Wildflower Seed Mixes:
Broadcast: 1-2 pls oz./1000 sq. ft.; 1-4 pls lbs./acre
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PRI Seed Mixes*
Short/Dry Mixes
Ideal in sandy or gravelly soils, along walkways and around buildings where shorter vegetation is desirable (Height 1'-3')
Grasses
$13.00 per 1/2 pls lb., $22.50/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
Broadcast: 3 pls lbs./10,000 sq. ft.
Drill: 8-10 pls lbs./acre
40.0%
35.0%
13.0%
4.0%
4.0%
2.0%
Wildflowers
$12.00/pls oz., $192.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
Broadcast: 0.5-1 pls lb./10,000 sq. ft.
1-4 pls lbs./acre
Little bluestem
Side oats grama
Blue grama
Poverty oat grass
June grass
Sand dropseed
17.0%
16.0%
15.0%
10.0%
10.0%
4.0%
2.0% Prairie dropseed
Black-eyed Susan
Hoary vervain
Leadplant
Bush clover
3.0%
3.0%
2.0%
2.0%
2.0%
2.0%
4.0% Showy penstemon
Stiff tickseed
Azure aster
Common milkweed
Rough blazing star
Wild bergamot
Prairie cinquefoil
2.0%
2.0%
2.0%
1.0%
0.5%
0.5%
Gray goldenrod
Stiff goldenrod
Western spiderwort
Golden Alexander
Yarrow
Northern bedstraw
2.0% Prairie rose
Mixed Height/Mesic Mixes (Central and Southwest)
Suitable for most sites and for a variety of soils (Height 2.5'-6')
Grasses
$7.00 per 1/2 pls lb., $12.00/pls lb.
Wildflowers $10.00/pls oz., $160.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
Seeding Rate:
1-4 pls lbs./acre
33.0%
23.0%
22.0%
12.0%
5.0%
2.0%
1.0%
1.0%
1.0%
Big bluestem
15.0% Purple prairie clover
4.0% Smooth aster
2.0% Gray goldenrod
Little bluestem
13.0% Black-eyed Susan
4.0% Azure aster
1.0% Common milkweed
Indian grass
12.0% Hoary vervain
4.0% Golden Alexander
1.0% Stiff tickseed
Side oats grama
10.0% White prairie clover
3.0% Wild bergamot
1.0% Canada tick trefoil
Canada wild rye
9.0% Leadplant
3.0% Stiff goldenrod
1.0% Meadow blazing star
June grass
7.0% Common ox-eye
3.0% Blue vervain
0.5% Yarrow
Switch grass
4.0% Bush clover
2.0% Prairie cinquefoil
0.5% Northern bedstraw
Sand dropseed
Prairie dropseed
Tall/Wet Mixes
For wetland and riparian zones (Height 3’-7’)
Grasses
$23.00 per 1/2 pls lb., $40.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
Seeding Rate:
1-4 pls lbs./acre
44.0%
15.0%
6.0%
6.0%
6.0%
5.0%
5.0%
5.0%
3.0%
3.0%
2.0%
Big bluestem
12.0% Blue vervain
4.0% Sneezeweed
Indian grass
10.0% Swamp milkweed
4.0% Blue flag iris
3.0% Tall blazing star
Blue joint grass
9.0% Joe-pye weed
4.0% Smooth aster
Canada wild rye
8.0% Boneset
4.0% New England aster
3.0% Tall meadow rue
Green bulrush
4.0% Ironweed
Virginia wild rye
3.0% Sweet flag
Little bluestem
6.0% Common ox-eye
Cord grass
Tall mannagrass
Wool grass
Switch grass
Conservation Mixes
An economical tallgrass/wildflower mix - great for wildlife habitat (Height 3'-6')
Grasses
$7.50/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
40.0%
30.0%
15.0%
5.0%
5.0%
5.0%
Wildflowers
$7.50/pls oz., $120.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
1-4 pls lbs./acre
Big bluestem
Indian grass
Little bluestem
Side oats grama
Canada wild rye
Switch grass
16.0%
16.0%
15.0%
10.0%
10.0%
Hoary vervain
Black-eyed Susan
Common ox-eye
8.0%
5.0%
5.0%
4.0%
4.0%
* These mixes can be supplemented with additional species to increase showiness or diversity
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Leadplant
Prairie cinquefoil
2.0% Wild bergamot
Stiff goldenrod
1.0% Yarrow
Canada tick trefoil
Bush clover
PRI Seed Mixes*
SavannaMixes
Mix
Savanna
2'-3' with scattered taller species)
For partial shade in sandy or loamy soils (mostly 2’-3’
Grasses
$18.00 per 1/2 pls lb., $31.50/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
29.0%
25.0%
12.0%
6.0%
5.0%
4.0%
4.0%
4.0%
3.0%
2.0%
2.0%
2.0%
2.0%
Seeding Rate:
1-4 pls lbs./acre
Little bluestem
13.0% Hoary vervain
2.0% Showy penstemon
Side oats grama
3.0% Stiff tickseed
2.0% Prairie rose
Poverty oat grass
3.0% Wild bergamot
2.0% Gray goldenrod
Big bluestem
9.0% Leadplant
1.0% Yarrow
Canada wild rye
8.0% White prairie clover
Bottlebrush grass
6.0% Common ox-eye
3.0% Smooth aster
Silky wild rye
5.0% Azure aster
3.0% Western spiderwort
1.0% Upland goldenrod
Indian grass
4.0% Bush clover
Hairy wood chess Blue grama
Fringed brome
Kalm’s brome
Prairie dropseed
Shoreline Mixes
For that zone one foot higher than water elevation down to six inches lower than water elevation (Height 2’-5’)
Grasses
$71.00 per 1/2 pls lb., $130.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate:
Broadcast: 2.5 pls lbs./10,000 sq. ft.
Seeding Rate:
18.0% Pointed broom sedge
12.0% Blue vervain
3.0% Sneezeweed
15.0% Green bulrush
10.0% Swamp milkweed
5.0% Giant bur-reed
3.0% Ironweed
12.0% Wool grass
8.0% Sweet flag
2.0% Water plantain
10.0% Blue joint grass
8.0% Joe-pye weed
2.0% Canada anemone
8.0% Fringed brome
7.0% Blue flag iris
2.0% Common ox-eye
7.0% Soft-stem bulrush
6.0% Tall meadow rue
4.0% New England aster
2.0% Arrowhead
6.0% Stalk-grain sedge
5.0% Boneset
3.0% Flat-topped aster
6.0% Virginia wild rye 6.0% Tall manna grass
5.0% Fox sedge 5.0% River bulrush
2.0% Cord grass
Pollinator Grass & Wildflower Mix for Dry to Mesic Soils
A mix with both grasses and wildflowers designed to attract pollinating insects
Grasses & Wildflowers
$18.00 per pls oz., $288.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate: Broadcast: 4 pls ozs./1,000 sq. ft.
5.0%
4.0%
3.5%
3.5%
2.0%
2.0%
6.0%
6.0%
Prairie dropseed
Little bluestem
Side oats grama
June grass
Blue grama
Canada wild rye
Leadplant
Butterfly weed
6.0%
6.0%
6.0%
5.0%
4.0%
4.0%
3.0%
3.0%
Rough blazing star
Showy penstemon
Hoary vervain
Common ox-eye
Meadow blazing star
Wild bergamot 3.0%
3.0%
3.0%
3.0%
3.0%
2.0%
2.0%
2.0%
Black-eyed Susan
Smooth aster
2.0% Prairie rose
Azure aster
2.0% Gray goldenrod
Western spiderwort
2.0% Upland goldenrod
Golden Alexander
1.0% Canada milk vetch
Common milkweed
Stiff tickseed
Dotted blazing star
Pollinator Grass & Wildflower Mix for Mesic to Wet Soils
A mix with both grasses and wildflowers designed to attract pollinating insects
Grasses & Wildflowers
$15.00 per pls oz., $240.00/pls lb.
Seeding Rate: Broadcast: 4 pls ozs./1,000 sq. ft.
5.0%
4.0%
3.5%
3.25%
2.75%
1.0%
0.25%
Big bluestem
Canada wild rye
Pointed broom sedge
Blue joint grass
Fringed brome
Little bluestem
Switch grass
0.25%
8.0%
8.0%
6.0%
5.0%
5.0%
5.0%
Cord grass
Tall blazing star Swamp milkweed
Joe-pye weed
Purple prairie clover New England aster Blue vervain 4.5%
4.5%
4.0%
4.0%
4.0%
4.0%
4.0%
Meadow blazing star
4.0%
Golden Alexander
3.5%
3.0%
Boneset
2.5%
Common ox-eye
1.0%
Smooth aster
Azure aster
Ironweed Black-eyed Susan
Canada milkvetch
Wild bergamot
Stiff goldenrod
* These mixes can be supplemented with additional species to increase showiness or diversity
4.0%Dudley’s rush bulk wt.
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