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PiGeonberry Rivina humilis
Great choice for shady areas. Long bloom season. Pink and white blooms and red berries 
present all at the same time adds beauty and texture to a landscape. The berries don’t last 
long because they are a real favorite with the birds and bunnies! Excellent source of pollen 
and nectar for native pollinators when not much else availible. Tough as nails, easy to grow.
Perennial 
Seeding Rate
Bloom: Mar–Oct 
Open Space: 3 lbs per acre
Height: 1–3' 
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 5,000 sf
Item #3119
 
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Item #1016
PartridGe Pea  Chamaecrista fasciculata   
This native prairie legume has the ability to add nitrogen to the soil. Partridge Pea is a good 
bloomer in the heat of the summer and a good food source for dove, quail, turkey and 
numerous songbirds. Grows from central US to the east coast.
Seeding Rate
Open Space: 18 lb per acre
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 1,500 sf
Annual
Bloom: June–Oct
Height: 1–3'
 
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Item #3213
 
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Dry-Medium
PePPerGrass Lepidium virginicum
Named for its peppery smell. Bees love the small, 4 petaled white flowers. Host plant for 
Checkered White (Pontia protodice) and Great Southern White (Ascia monuste) butterflies. 
Has extensive medicinal use ranging from vitamin A & C deficiencies to digestive pains. 
Good for skin rashes, respiratory issues, and rheumatic pain.
Annual 
 
                                                                        Seeding Rate
Bloom: March–Nov 
 
                                                      Open Space: 2 lbs per acre
Height: 1–2' 
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 15,000 sf
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and Monitoring Lab
500 sf
D-pak $19
10 sf
1 pkt $3.49
75 sf
D-pak $19
5 sf
1 pkt $3.49
25+ lbs $19.95 / lb
1,500 sf
1 lb $21
300 sf
D-pak $15
10 sf
1 pkt $3.49
 
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Pink eveninG Primrose  Oenothera speciosa
Pink Evening Primrose is semi-evergreen, and makes a good ground cover. It also              
provides a nice splash of diversity in a lawn or landscape. Grows throughout much of the 
southeastern US and west through Texas into Mexico, and up through the plains states of 
Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas. 
Perennial 
Seeding Rate
Bloom: Feb–July 
Open Space: 0.5 lb per acre
Height: 1–3’ 
Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 30,000 sf
Item #1022
500 sf
D-pak $15
30 sf
1 pkt $3.49

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