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bush sunfloWer Simsia calva
A few of these hardy, drought tolerant perennials can still be found on dry, rocky, caliche and 
clay hills around Texas and northern Mexico. Though the rough leaves discourage grazing 
animals, the seeds are excellent source of nutrition for many game and songbirds. This 
fantastic xeriscape plant grows from seed to full bloom in about 60 days. 
Perennial 
Seeding Rate
Bloom: May–Nov 
Open Space: 3 lb per acre
Height: 1–3’ 
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 7,500 sf
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Clasping ConefloWer   Dracopis amplexicaulis   
Very easy to grow. Often found along drainages or bottomland farm fields when left fallow 
after cultivation. Clasping Coneflower is named for the way the base of the leaves clasp 
themselves around the stem of the plant. Grows from Georgia to Texas.
Annual
Bloom: Apr– July
Height: 1–3'
Seeding Rate
Open Space: 1.5 lb per acre
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 12,500 sf
 
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butterfly WeeD Asclepias tuberosa
“My first thought was that I had seen a ‘burning bush.’ The fiery-orange blooms of the 
butterfly weed are vivid beyond belief. Butterflies frantically flit from flower to flower,”        
says Zoe Kirkpatrick in her book, Wildflowers of the Western Plains. A plant that does 
equally well in a home garden and in wilder spaces.
Perennial 
Seeding Rate
Bloom: May–Sep 
Open Space: 8 lb per acre
Height: 1–3’ 
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 2,000 sf
Available in 
Sustain the Migration Kit
p. 22
Common sunfloWer  Helianthus annuus   
A patch of these sunflowers in your flower bed will be a welcome site to numerous birds 
and butterflies offering you hours of beauty and wonder. Can be also planted in fields for 
dove, quail and songbirds to use as food. A favorite of the American Goldfinch. The young 
sprouts are perty tasty on salads for humans, too!
Seeding Rate
Open Space: 10 lb per acre
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 2,000 sf
Annual
Bloom: July –Oct
Height: 5–6'
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150 sf
D-pak $39
5 sf
1 pkt $3.49
750 sf
D-pak $15
15 sf
1 pkt $3.49
250 sf
D-pak $19
15 sf
1 pkt $3.49
25+ lbs $25.65 / lb
2,000 sf
1 lb $27
200 sf
D-pak $15
10 sf
1 pkt $3.49
12,500 sf
1 lb $36

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