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Open Space           10 lbs / acre
25+ lbs   $41.80 / lb
Lawn & Garden
Coastal Prairie Mix™
Item #2801
2,000 sf
    300 sf
$ 44 / 1 lb
$ 24 D-Pak
Coastal Prairie Mix
E C O S Y S T E M  I N  A B A G
TM
Once the most productive grasslands in North America, the 
native Coastal Prairie has essentially vanished. Restoration 
often means starting over from scratch. Native American Seed 
is committed to large-scale conservancy harvests on Texas’ last 
great prairie remnants, including the UH Aumann Prairie (see 
story to the right). We are honored to make this incredible native 
diversity available to land stewards interested in wildlife habitat 
improvement, sustainable grazing, and prairie conservation.
Regionally harvested, local little bluestems are unique native 
eco-types and major components of this mixture. Adapted by 
evolution to soils and climates along the Gulf Coast states, these 
seeds are ideally suited to local southern conditions. This mixture 
is recommended in areas of annual rainfall greater than 28 inches.
The University of Houston 
Institute for Ecological Resilience 
(UH IER) and Native American 
Seed have launched a public-
private partnership to harvest 
seed from the ancient Aumann 
Prairie at the University of 
Houston Coastal Center in La 
Marque, Texas—one of the 
region’s most important living 
seed banks. These native seeds 
will power urban resilience 
projects across Greater Houston, 
from parks and schoolyards to 
neighborhood spaces, while also 
supporting restoration on private 
ranches, state parks, and wildlife 
refuges statewide. Your support 
makes this work possible—
please consider donating to UH 
IER to help sustain the Aumann 
Prairie and advance nature-
based solutions for Texas.
Ancient Prairie,
Modern Resilience
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to UH IER and Learn 
About Their Work
Prairie © Larry Allain
REGIONAL MIX
Little Bluestem, Bushy Bluestem, Big Bluestem, Broomsedge Bluestem, Switchgrass, Indiangrass, 
Eastern Gamagrass, Florida Paspalum, Gulf Muhly, Arrowfeather Threeawn, Purple Lovegrass, Sugar Cane 
Plumegrass, Longspike Tridens, Knotroot Bristlegrass, Witchgrass, Brownseed Paspalum, Early Paspalum, 
Gulf Cordgrass, Gaping Panicgrass, Bushy Goldentop, Bitterweed, Splitbeard Bluestem, Pitcher Sage, 
Western Ragweed, Sumpweed, Short-Bristled Horned Beaked Sedge, Whitetop Sedge, Obedient Plant, 
Downy Lobelia, Sideoats Grama, Prairie Coneflower, Texas Coneflower, Sand Lovegrass, Plains Coreopsis, 
Indian Blanket, Tall Dropseed, Sand Dropseed, Snow On the Prairie, Eastern False Aloe, Purpletop, Prairie 
Agalinis, Clasping Coneflower, Rattlesnake Master, Narrowleaf Marsh Elder, Musky Mint, Saltmarsh 
Morning-Glory, Torrey’s Eupatorium, Late Boneset, Virginia Wildrye, Pink Evening Primrose, Standing 
Cypress, Lemon Mint, Purple Coneflower, Lanceleaf Coreopsis, Prairie Wildrye, Swamp Milkweed, Woolly 
Croton, Southern Dewberry, Southern Seaside Goldenrod, Tall Goldenrod, Prairie Goldenrod, Slender 
Rosinweed, Tie Vine, Swamp Sunflower, Texas Bluebonnet, Maximilian Sunflower, Blue Mistflower, Illinois 
Bundleflower, Groundsel Tree, Stiff Leaved Goldenrod, Barrens Silky Aster, White Heath Aster, Sharp 
Blazing Star, Southern Annual Saltmarsh Aster, Annual Winecup, White Gaura, Gayfeather Blazing Star, 
Wax Myrtle, Verbena sp., Saint Andrew’s Cross, Cutleaf Evening Primrose, Cowpen Daisy, Partridge Pea, 
Common Sunflower, Black-Eyed Susan, Ovateleaf Cacalia, Hyssopleaf Thoroughwort, Buttonweed

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