33 Wildflowers ♦ seedsource.com Item #3075 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > X Medium Moist IllInoIs Bundleflower Desmanthus illinoensis A native legume that is often found on prairies, and abundant in times of above-average rainfall. This plant is highly palatable to livestock and the seeds are an important food source for quail, turkey and other ground birds. Its delicate white blossoms give way to interesting seedheads in the late summer/early fall. Perennial Seeding Rate Bloom: May–Sep Open Space: 12 lb per acre Height: 1–3’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 1,500 sf HuIsacHe daIsy Amblyolepis setigera Blooming profusely for about two months in mid spring, this short annual is particularly good for home plantings or mass plantings in fields or roadsides. Huisache Daisy is becoming a favorite. Makes a good nectar plant for butterflies. Seeding Rate Open Space: 12 lb per acre Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 1,500 sf Annual Bloom: Mar–June Height: 6–18" Item #3130 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > X w Well Drained GreentHread Thelesperma filifolium This dependable bloomer shows its golden heads throughout the year after adequate rainfall. Often found growing in shallow soils, the ripened seeds are a food source for the painted bunting. Also a good larval host for butterflies, it is found from Arkansas across to Colorado and down to Mexico. Annual / Perennial Seeding Rate Bloom: Feb–Dec Open Space: 8 lb per acre Height: 1–3’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 2,500 sf Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > > X Well Drained Item #1026 25+ lbs $27.55 / lb 1,500 sf 1 lb $29 250 sf D-pak $15 10 sf 1 pkt $3.49 300 sf D-pak $24 10 sf 1 pkt $3.49 100 sf D-pak $24 5 sf 1 pkt $3.49 Item #1005 IndIan Blanket Gaillardia pulchella This is a favorite of folklore stories. It grows widely across the region from the gulf coastal beaches northward through Oklahoma and beyond. It is easy to grow in mixtures of springtime wildflowers. Indian Blanket is rarely eaten by deer and has a special relationship with fireflies. State flower of Oklahoma. Seeding Rate Open Space: 6 b per acre Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 5,000 sf Annual Bloom: May–July Height: 1–2' Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > X w Well Drained 400 sf D-pak $19 15 sf 1 pkt $3.49 5,000 sf 1 lb $34 25+ lbs $32.30 / lb
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