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Pollinator Mixes Collection
$14.99
Colorado Native Grass Seed Mix
$12.60
Monarch Rescue Mix
$5.99
Low Maintenance Grass / Wildflower Mix
$17.00
Micro Clover, Trifolium repens
$26.70
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Pollinators are facing challenges as wildflowers become scarce and found only in small, isolated areas.
By increasing the number of wildflowers, we can support a greater variety of pollinators and grow healthier crops.
Support your local pollinators by choosing from our selection of wildflower seeds.
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Native Grasses gaining popularity
Emerald III Tall Fescue Blend
$5.25
Foothills Grass Mixture
$40.00
Dryland Pasture Mixture
$33.00
Buffalograss
$47.05
Kentucky Bluegrass Blend
$8.75
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USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
The 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map is the standard by which gardeners and growers can determine which plants are most likely to thrive at a location. The map is based on the average annual minimum winter temperature, divided into 10-degree F zones.
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Pollinator garden by summer- hibernation site during winter!
Your pollinator doesn`t stop working once the flowers🌸 are done blooming! Native bees🐝 overwinter in hollow stems and in the soil. Butterfly🦋 and moth species often attach to leaves🍂 and stems to spend winter hibernation as eggs, caterpillars,🐛 cocoons/chrysalises, or even adult butterflies.🦋
Remember, leave the leaves🍂 (where appropriate) and save the stems!
Learn more: https://xerces.org/leave-the-leaves