44 Wildflowers ♦ (800) 728-4043 Item #3100 White pRickly poppy Argemone albiflora If you want to attract dove, this is the native plant to do it! Birds love the seeds just as much as the common sunflower. This plant offers early-season food supply. Blooms are big, 4-5 inches across. Be aware of the stickery fibers that protect the plant. A prolific annual that spreads easily, this is our native poppy. Annual / Biennial Bloom: Mar–July Height: 2–4' Seeding Rate Open Space: 5 lb per acre Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 3,000 sf Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > > X w b Well Drained White pRAiRie cloveR Dalea candida var. candida White Prairie Clover ranges from Canada to Mexico, and like its cousin Purple Prairie Clover is a legume that captures nitrogen from the air and stores it in nodules on the roots. Plant it with other legumes and short grasses on thin soils, or highly erodible land, to begin a healing process and rebuild soil fertility. Perennial Seeding Rate Bloom: July–Aug Open Space: 5 lb per acre Height: 1–3’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 4,000 sf Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > X Well Drained Item #1024 © Robert Sloan, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center texAs yelloW stAR Lindheimera texana Texas Yellow Star begins flowering when 2 inches tall, and continues blooming while growing taller. In cultivated flower beds we’ve seen it get up to 30" tall with hundreds of blooms. Beautiful dried seed heads! Seeding Rate Open Space: 12 lb per acre Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 1,500 sf Annual Bloom: Mar–May Height: 1–3’ Item #3141 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > X w Well Drained 1,500 sf 1 lb $59 150 sf D-pak $24 5 sf 1 pkt $3.49 5 sf 1 pkt $3.49 25+ lbs $37.05 / lb 4,000 sf 1 lb $39 300 sf D-pak $19 20 sf 1 pkt $3.49 texAs thistle Cirsium texanum Hummingbirds, bumblebees, butterflies & other pollinators are attracted to the Texas Thistle. Larvae of the painted-lady butterfly feed on the foliage. Several birds use the fluffy, silky hairs that are attached to the mature seeds to make soft nests for their young. Finches and other birds love to feast on the nutritious seeds. Annual, Perennial Seeding Rate Bloom: May–July Rangeland: 5 lbs per acre Height: 2–4’ Lawn & Garden: 1 lb / 4,000 sf Item #3175 Soil Type Sunlight Soil Moisture Sand Loam Clay Caliche Full Partial Dappled Shade > > > > X w Dry Photo by John Hayes 75 sf D-pak $19 5 sf 1 pkt $3.49
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