Description

“Where Have All the Quail Gone?”, a recent publication by The Texas Quail Conservation Initiative, identified several reasons behind quail decline. The major one being habitat loss through land fragmentation. Quail prefer to travel through their range on the ground and not through the air. Quail use tall bunch grasses for cover and nesting. Not only are native wildflowers and grasses drought tolerant and beautiful but they supply nutrients perfectly suited and balanced for our native wildlife. At Native American Seed we have created a seed mix called Sustainable Quail & Dove Mix that includes the best of these native grasses & wildflowers. Issue your own invitation to our declining Quail population by planting sustainable native grasses & wildflowers.

Good for Turkeys too! Photo of turkey (bottom left) in bluebonnets by customer and friend Randy Stephens.

Contains:
  Illinois Bundleflower
  Partridge Pea
  American Basketflower
  Common Sunflower
  Texas Yellow Star
  Texas Bluebonnets
  Maximilian Sunflower
  White Prickly Poppy
  Texas Cupgrass
  Little Bluestem
  Big Bluestem
  Indiangrass
  Switchgrass
  Sideoats Grama
  Wooly Croton
  Eastern Gamagrass
  Golden Dalea
  Purple Prairie Clover
  Bush Sunflower
  Pitcher Sage
  Scrambled Eggs