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  • SOFT RUSH

    Bunch-type grass with a wide geographic distribution; provides spawning grounds for bluegills in shallow water; source of food and cover for songbirds and waterfowl.

  • Softstem Bulrush

    Rhizomatous species; provides spawning grounds for fish in shallow water; source of food for waterfowl and muskrats.

  • Spotted Joe Pye Weed

    Spotted Joe Pyeweed, is native perennial to Canada and the US in sandy prairies, marshes, and sedge meadows. It stands at 4-6 feet with feathery pink flowers that bloom summer through fall. A major pollinator magnet, spotted joe pyeweed grows well in full to partial sun in moist and very rich soils.

  • Square Stemmed Monkey Flower

    Rhizomatous species; reseeds itself in open wet areas; provides cover for wildlife; indeterminate snapdragonlike blooms are attractive to native pollinators.

  • Stiff Goldenrod

    Attractive rhizomatous species with robust growth; provides food and cover for wildlife.

  • Swamp Milkweed

    Decorative rhizomatous species with a fragrance of bubble gum; essential food source for monarch butterfly caterpillars; we observe more chrysalis on this milkweed species than on any other in our production fields

  • Sweet Black Eyed Susan

    Sweet Black Eyed Susan provides food and cover for birds; nectar source for bees.

  • Sweet Flag

    This rhizomatous species grows to 3 feet tall and thrives in wet meadows, swamps and ditches. It loves full sun and produces yellowish brown flowers in June and July.

  • Switch Grass

    Rhizomatous warm season bunchgrass; used for biomass, soil stabilization on strip mine spoil and dikes, and in buffer strips for nutrient uptake; provides pasture and hay for cattle and sheep; source of food and cover for wildlife

  • Tall White Beardtongue

    Durable early clump-forming species; found in many of our meadow mixes.

  • Tufted Hairgrass

    Has beautiful, fine hair-like flowers that rise 2-3 feet above its dense tussocks. It thrives in full or partial sun but does not like dry soil. It is resistent to deer.

  • Virgin’s Bower

    A decorative single-crown vine that climbs to 15 feet and produces beautiful white or cream flowers from July to September. It enjoys full sun to partial shade and medium to moist soils.