Just Wildflowers Seed Mixes
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The mixes in this category were designed to attract pollinators and other wildlife with just colorful wildflowers. Some mixes are designed to bloom spring through fall and others provide quick color or fuel pollinators in the late summer/early fall months. Whatever you're looking for, we can help you find the best native seed mix for your landscape.
If you have a request for a product not listed, the Prairie Guys can customize a mix tailored to your needs. Give us a call at 866-569-3380.
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New for 2021! Plant these annual wildflowers with your ONPM Pocket Pollinator Garden Seed Mix to act as a cover crop and provide pollinator foraging the first growing season.
Sometimes, we all need a little boost and that's exactly what this mix does for pollinators in the late summer and early fall. A mix of mostly perennial wildflowers that provides foraging for bees and butterflies gearing up for migration and winter.
Sometimes, growing conditions may be less than ideal or taller wildflowers will not work. This Ground Cover Mix from Empire State Honey Producers Association addresses both of these concerns and provides safe foraging for bees and other pollinators.
This mix was designed with Empire State Honey Producers Association to offer pollinator foraging in sometimes tough environmental conditions and influence from humans and other wildlife.
Attract pollinators quickly or add some color to your landscape. This mix is a great "starter blend" if you are new to wildflowers. Will bloom in the same growing season if planted in late spring.
We worked with the Ohio State Beekeepers Association to create the ultimate mix of annual and perennial wildflowers for bees and other pollinators. Annuals for first year color and perennial wildflowers that bloom spring through fall once established mean lots of foraging for bees.
Creating a wildflower garden is easy with the perfect mix of annual and perennial species suitable for sunny locations in the Midwest.
