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This spectacular blend of wildflowers is showy enough in its variation of height and color to excite any wildflower enthusiast. With a wide array of flowers including the Firewheel, Aster, and California Poppies, it's ideal for planting on sunny...

These multicolored desert perennial wildflowers are full of surprises. We curated this blend inspired by the desert blooms of Sonora. As the rains come and go, they wait for the opportune time to show off their beauty. Ingredients: Globe mallow, Purple...

This Desert Willow is a deciduous small tree often used for native landscaping. Often confused as a member of the Willow family due to its long narrow leaves, the Desert Willow is in the same family as the trumpet vine. This Southwestern Native tree will...

3 Leaf Sumac is a powerful shrub of the High Plains, tolerant of poor soils and drought. It is a Western Native deciduous shrub, which grows from 4 to 7 feet tall and just as wide. It does well in very cold and very hot temperatures from -30 to 100...

Purshia mexicana The Cliffrose or Bitterbrush is a rose-type plant Native to the Western US. In many areas, it is classified as an Endangered Species. It is a small evergreen shrub with white to pale yellow or pink flowers and tiny leaves with somewhat...

Four Wing Saltbush, often called "Chamiza," is a grayish-white, freely branched Southwest Native shrub that has winged seeds. It characteristically inhabits dry, moderately saline, or alkaline soils of drainage ditches and foothill regions. It is...

Mountain Mahogany, also known as Birchleaf Mahogany or Alderleaf Mahogany, is a long-lived, evergreen small tree or shrub growing from 3 to 15 feet tall. It grows over a large portion of the western United States and northern Mexico. It is mostly found...

Rubber Rabbitbrush, also commonly called Chamisa in the High Desert, is a perennial deciduous Native shrub with aromatic, blue-green-grey, feathery foliage in summer and dense clusters of bright yellow flowers in early fall. It grows well in semi-shade...

The Winterfat shrub grows from Canada throughout the western United States, including western Texas to northern Mexico. This valuable shrub grows in many places ranging from sea level to high mountains. It will grow in a wide variety of soils, including...

Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover is a cold-tolerant, short-lived perennial. Known for its nitrogen-producing and soil-building abilities, this sweet clover can be used to enhance your home garden. Its long tap root helps loosen soils and improves soil...

Want to improve your garden and produce higher yields of vegetables or flowers? Consider planting Alfalfa. This perennial legume is a nutritious plant that gives back by adding nitrogen to your soil and acts as a natural fertilizer. It also will aerate...

Austrian Winter Pea is closely related to garden peas. This legume grows through the winter months when other plants are hurt by mild cold. It produces a heavy vine growth that will decay quickly when plowed under.Austrian Winter Pea is best used as a...

Cowpea is one of the most ancient crops known to man. Its origin is in the semi-arid tropics, so it is a drought-tolerant and warm-weather crop. As a legume, it fixes nitrogen from the air, which can then be incorporated into the soil as green manure. It...

Hairy Vetch is a winter-active legume, great for improving soils before next spring or summer crop planting. The stems and leaves of Hairy Vetch are covered with a soft woolly fuzz, and the flowers are purple. It is a very hardy plant suited to wetter...

Illinois Bundleflower is a 2 to 4-foot-tall Native leguminous plant with a ferny appearance. It occurs naturally in black soil prairies, meadows near rivers, moist open woodlands, and similar areas. The stems are light green, and the leaves are yellowish...

Sheep Fescue is a perennial, long-lived, cool-season grass that is highly adapted to the Northern Hemisphere. Often used for erosion control, this grass provides excellent ground cover. Sheep Fescue can be used for landscape beautification, xeriscapes,...

Alkali Sacaton is a tough perennial grass, two to three and a half feet tall, growing in large coarse bunches. It produces red-colored seed heads in summer to early fall. In areas with salt, alkali, drought, and occasional cloudbursts, the importance of...

Arizona Cottontop is often found in the Southwest, from Colorado to Texas and Arizona to Mexico. Livestock find it highly palatable, and it is often used in land reclamation mixtures. Arizona Cottontop is a warm-season, perennial, and very rarely found...

Blackwell Switchgrass is the most common variety of Switchgrass, often used in irrigated pastures and sandhill range plantings. Switchgrass is a perennial, Native sod-forming, warm-season grass that grows 4 to 7 feet tall. A rhizomatous warm-season...

Little Bluestem is a native prairie grass, mostly used as an ornamental bunchgrass with fine-textured foliage that forms very dense mounds 18-24 in high. It has slender, blue-green stems in summer and striking red-tan 3 ft stems with fuzzy white seed...

Blue Grama is a long-lived warm, season native grass that is a drought-tolerant, perennial open sod-former. Found throughout the Western Great Plains and the Southwest, it is densely tufted and commonly grows from 6 to 24 inches tall. With gray-green...

Bottlebrush Squirreltail is a short-lived perennial bunchgrass which grows 6 to 18 inches tall. The seed head is a dense bristly spike, giving it a bottlebrush or squirreltail-like appearance. It is a Native grass with a wide range in the West, from...

Timothy is our long-lived perennial grass known for its cold-tolerant nature. This species of grass has become naturalized throughout most of the US and Canada. It is known as a high-quality feed for cattle and hay for horses as well as some domestic...

Sideoats Grama is a long-lived, warm-season grass found eastward from the Rocky Mountains. Sideoats Grama is a perennial, mid-sized grass with short scaly underground stems. Growth begins in early April, and the seed stalks which appear from July to...

Green Sprangletop is an erect perennial native bunchgrass. The leaves, while not abundant, are wide, generally flat, and fairly long. This grass is not considered long-lived but, under favorable conditions, maintains itself well by re-seeding. It is...

Blue Grama is a long-lived warm, season native grass that is a drought-tolerant, perennial open sod-former. Found throughout the Western Great Plains and the Southwest, it is densely tufted and commonly grows from 6 to 24 inches tall. With gray-green...

Jose Tall Wheatgrass is a high-yielding wheatgrass that produces palatable forages commonly used for hay and grazing. Although this tall wheatgrass prefers well-drained soil, it exhibits a unique tolerance to alkaline or saline soils where other crops do...

Big Bluestem is a tall, long-lived, rhizomatous bunchgrass adapted to a wide range of soils. Big Bluestem is used for pasture, hay, native landscaping, wildlife cover, and stabilization of disturbed areas. Big Bluestem, Kaw is a late-maturing variety...

Weeping Lovegrass is a rapidly growing warm-season bunchgrass that was introduced into the U.S. from East Africa. It grows best in the Southern Great Plains and the Southwest. The profuse, long, narrow leaves emerge from a tight tuft, with the tips...

Cane Bluestem is a Native, warm-season, very drought-tolerant perennial bunch grass with a rapid growth rate, mostly in the summer and fall. It is ideal for seeding in arid Southwestern landscapes and is best on silty or clayey soils. Cane Bluestem is...

New Mexico Feathergrass is a cool season tufted bunch grass native to the mid and southwest. It is a perennial species with blades 4-12 inches long. As a species very similar to "Needle and Thread Grass," its main difference is that the floret has a long...

Sideoats Grama is a sod-forming perennial, warm season, Native grass with 2-3 ft. stems in erect, wiry clumps. Its name comes from distinctive oat-like seed spikes which hang from one side of its flowering stems. These seed spikes are purplish, bleaching...

Intermediate Wheatgrass is an introduced perennial grass native to Europe and Asia. It is a long-lived, cool season grass with short rhizomes and a deep feeding root system, and is used for hay and pasture in the northern Great Plains on well-drained...

Orchardgrass is a cool-season, long-lived, perennial bunchgrass. It is native to Europe and was first introduced to the United States in the late 1700s, preferring areas that are well-drained with moderately fertile to rich soils. It is one of the more...

Arizona Fescue, Redondo is a drought-tolerant perennial bunchgrass that thrives in high-elevation evergreen forests and meadows throughout the Rocky Mountain Range. This cool-season variety produces a coarse, dense fibrous root system and grows best in...

Slender Wheatgrass is a cool-season, short-lived perennial bunchgrass. It is Native to much of North America.It is, in fact, a species of wild rye and quite variable in appearance but is generally coarse, with long and narrow leaves and a line of very...

Sand Dropseed is a long-lived perennial warm-season bunchgrass that grows between 1-3ft tall. Sand Dropseed is native to most of the lower 48 states and most of Canada. It is extremely drought-tolerant.The large open seed heads have long branches...

Sand Lovegrass is a warm-season, perennial bunchgrass native to North America. It has a strongly tufted growth and a deep, dense root system and is most common in sandy soils of the prairies and open areas in the central and southern Great Plains. It is...

Galleta is a Native, warm-season, rhizomatous perennial grass tolerant of arid environments in the Great Basin, on well-drained, sandy-gravelly slopes and adjacent to salt deserts up to 7,500 feet. This plant requires a minimum of 130 frost-free days to...