42 Wildflowers ♦ (800) 728-4043 STiff Goldenrod Oligoneuron rigidum This deep-rooted native can be identified from other similar species because it is the only one with hairy stems. Great pollinator plant! Easy care and will do fine in all soil types, nutrient poor soil and acidic or neutral soil. Perennial Seeding Rate Bloom: Aug–Oct Open Space: 1.5 lbs per acre Height: 4–6’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 10,000 sf Item #3215 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > > X w Dry-Moist © Leonardo Dasilva SpoTTed BeeBalm Monarda punctata Attractive flowers and an unusual form make Spotted Beebalm worthy of inclusion in any native wildflower planting, not to mention it is easily propagated from seed. The light colored flower is sometimes spotted with purple. Pollinator favorite! Not grazed by cattle or browsed by deer and often forms extensive stands. Medicinal tea made from leaves. Annual Seeding Rate Bloom: Apr–Aug Open Space: 1 lb per acre Height: 1–3' Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 20,000 sf Item #3136 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > X Dry-Medium © Bill Freiheit Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > > X w b Well Drained STandinG CypreSS Ipomopsis rubra A spectacular red flowering biennial that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds in droves. It thrives in a wide range of soils from caliche to rich bottomlands, from North Carolina to Florida and across the south to Texas, and can grow up to five feet tall. May also bloom the second spring after planting. Biennial Seeding Rate Bloom: May–July Open Space: 3 lb per acre Height: 3–6’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 5,000 sf Item #3082 1,000 sf D-pak $19 20 sf 1 pkt $6 25+ lbs $84.55 / lb 5,000 sf 1 lb $89 300 sf D-pak $19 15 sf 1 pkt $3.49 400 sf D-pak $24 20 sf 1 pkt $3.49 20,000 sf 1 lb $189 10,000 sf 1 lb $149 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > X w Medium-Moist Swamp "roSe" milkweed Asclepias incarnata Also known as Rose Milkweed, this native naturally grows along water ways and is ideal for raingardens. Despite its name it will grow in drier habitats. Its small, pink and sometimes white flowers can usually be seen during the months of August and September. We were excited to take this image in August on the banks of the Llano River near our farm fields. Perennial Seeding Rate Bloom: Jun–Oct Open Space: 9 lbs per acre Height: 2–4’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 2,000 sf Item #3184 2,000 sf 1 lb $149 75 sf D-pak $19 5 sf 1 pkt $3.49 Available in Sustain the Migration Kit p. 22
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