Giant Sacaton
S. wrightii, or “giant sacaton,” is a perennial bunch grass that reaches up to 7ft. in height and 3ft. in diameter and flowers between March-November. It grows in desert grasslands, shrublands, and along floodplains at 2,000-6,500 ft. elevations, where it provides excellent forage as well as erosion control. It also works well as a windbreak and is a host plant for many bird and rodent species. Plant in partial to full sun, wet to dry conditions.
This seed was ethically wild harvested or farmed in Southern Arizona. Seeds may have substandard germination rates due to natural seed dormancy. For growing tips, refer to our catalog.
Bullgrass
M. emersleyi, or “bullgrass,” is a native clumping grass that reaches up to 5 feet tall and 5 feet wide. It has blue-green foliage and loose, bushy purplish florets blooming between June-November. It grows along gravelly slopes, on cliffs, and in sandy arroyos and canyons at elevations between 3,500-6,500 feet. Plant in partial to full sun, wet to dry conditions. A superior restoration species for eroding, rocky slopes.
This seed was ethically wild harvested or farmed in Southern Arizona. Seeds may have substandard germination rates due to natural seed dormancy. For growing tips, refer to our catalog.
Deergrass
(Muhlenbergia rigens)
M. rigens, commonly known as “deergrass,” is a perennial bunchgrass that reaches up to 5 feet in height. Deergrass can be found along gravelly or sandy canyon bottoms or washes, often in moist soil, at elevations ranging from 3,000–8,500 ft’. The densely clumped stems can be seen in bloom July–October.
This seed was ethically wild harvested or farmed in Southern Arizona. Seeds may have substandard germination rates due to natural seed dormancy. For growing tips, refer to our catalog.
Madrean Grassland Mix
Regionally-Adapted Seed Mix
Think a grassland is just grass? Think again! This mix represents the unique Madrean grasslands that weave through and connect the Sky Island mountain ranges of the Madrean Archipelago: a lush mix of native grasses, flowering shrubs, dramatic stalk-flowering succulents and low-growing forbs and wildflowers.
Seed Mix Includes: 12 species of native grasses (see Sonoita Creek Grass Seed Mix), plus prairie coneflower, showy milkweed, pepperweed, slender goldenweed, camphorweed, Parry's penstemon, wavy leaf thistle, New Mexico thistle, El Paso gilia, native gourds, mariola, Palmer's agave, banana yucca, soaptree yucca, octotillo and sotol.
This seed was ethically wild harvested or farmed in Southern Arizona. Seeds may have substandard germination rates due to natural seed dormancy. For growing tips, refer to our catalog.
Sonoita Creek Grass Seed Mix
Regionally-Adapted Seed Mix
This is a mixture of native grasses collected from the Sonoita Creek Watershed. Grass mix includes: Sporobolus wrightii, Bouteloua curtipendula, Bothriochloa barbinodis, Bouteloua gracilis, Bouteloua chondrosioides, Bouteloua repens, Digitaria californica, Hilaria belangeri, Zuloagaea bulbosa, Leptochloa dubia, Muhlenbergia emersleyi, and Elionurus barbiculmis.
This seed was ethically wild harvested or farmed in Southern Arizona. Seeds may have substandard germination rates due to natural seed dormancy. For growing tips, refer to our catalog.
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