moist soil meadow Mix

Formulated for damp and clay-rich environments, this mix infuses life and color into spaces that naturally retain water or possess clayey soils.

DESCRIPTION

Discover nature's bounty with our Moist Soil Meadow Mix, especially formulated for areas with damp environments and clay-rich soils. This unique blend brings together wildflowers and grasses that not only thrive in moisture-retentive areas but also excel in clayey terrains. Whether your space naturally retains water, possesses clayey underpinnings, or simply doesn't dry out rapidly, this mix aims to infuse life and vibrancy into it. Home to a myriad of species from the captivating Black-eyed Susan to the robust Canada wild-rye, a rich palette of colors, textures, and pollinator activity awaits you. While certain plants in this mix may require a cold spell to germinate, your patience will be rewarded. Allow for 2 to 3 years, and watch as your patch transforms into a thriving meadow, echoing nature's dance with every droplet.

Canada Wild Rye Grass

Canada Wild Rye Grass

Goldenrod Wildflower

UNIQUE ATTRIBUTES

  • Moisture and Clay Specialization: Specially curated for damp, clay-rich soils.

  • Two to Three Year Transformation: Requires patience but transforms into a lush meadow.

  • Diverse Goldenrods: Features multiple species of Goldenrod, each with unique characteristics.

Indiangrass

Indian Grass

Hoary Vervain Wildflower

CHARACTERISTICS

  • Height: Variable, suitable for a diverse meadow setting.

  • Seasonal Color: A rich array of colors and textures, from spring through fall.

  • Soil Requirements: Specifically formulated for damp, clay-rich soils.

  • Sunlight Requirements: Versatile, adaptable to a wide range of sunlight conditions.

  • Watering Requirements: Naturally suited for moisture-retentive areas; low additional watering needs.

  • Ecological Value: High; attracts a wide range of pollinators and beneficial insects.

  • Sowing Time: Best sown in late fall to early winter; some species require cold stratification.

  • Plant Components: A balanced mix of moisture-loving wildflowers and robust grasses.

  • Special Features: Requires patience for establishment but rewards with a diverse, vibrant meadow.

  • Longevity: Intended for a longer-term meadow setting, reaching full potential in 2-3 years.

CONTENTS

Wildflowers:

  • Illinois Bundle flower

  • Hoary Vervain

  • Plains Coreopsis

  • Black-eyed Susan

  • Upright Prairie-coneflower

  • Joe Pye Weed

  • Beardtongue

  • Maryland Senna

  • Purple Poppymallow

  • Rattlesnake Master

  • False Boneset

  • Prairie Onion

  • Curly Cup Gumweed

  • Stiff Sunflower

  • Jerusalem Artichoke

  • False Sunflower

  • Tall Thistle

  • Showy-wand Goldenrod

  • New England Aster

  • Swamp Milkweed

  • White Wild Indigo

  • Stiff Goldenrod

  • Golden Alexander

  • Missouri Goldenrod

  • Canada Goldenrod

Grasses

  • Canada Wild-rye

  • Indiangrass

  • Tall Dropseed

  • Yellow-fruit Sedge

  • Bush's Sedge