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Gulf Coast, Pineywoods, Southeastern Plains
Coastal Prairie Mix
Item #: 2801
Category: Native Seed Mixes
Habit: Perennial
Height: 4 - 5 feet
Planting Rates: dpak covers 200 sq ft 8 lb. per acre 1 lb. per 5,400 sq. ft.
Price: 1 dpak. - $9 1-9 lbs. - $29 per lb. 10-49 lbs. - $24 per lb. 50+ lbs. - $19 per lb.
2013 SPECIAL VALUE!!
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SUNLIGHT |
Soil Moisture |
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Loam |
Clay |
Caliche |
Full |
Partial |
Dappled |
Shade |
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X |
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Dry Medium Moist |
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Description
Find more photos like this on Coastal Prairie Partnership
Once the most productive grassland in North America, the native Coastal Prairie has essentially vanished. Restoration often means starting over from scratch. Native American Seed is committed to large-scale conservancy harvest on Texas’ last great prairie remnants. Occasionally a miracle of favorable weather, diligent manpower, specialized equipment all come together with mother nature resulting in a resilient abundance. Incredible native diversity is now available to land stewards interested in wildlife habitat improvement, sustainable grazing and prairie conservation. We call it "Eco-System in a Bag"! From land that has never been plowed. From the same grasses walked upon by the people before us. These seeds know exactly how to live right here with no extra care. They have already seen the worst floods, freezes and droughts.
Little Bluestem is a unique genetic ecotype and major component of this mixture. Adapted by evolution to soils and climates along the Gulf Coast states, these seeds are ideally suited to local southern conditions. This mixture is recommended in areas of annual rainfall greater than 28 inches such as Gulf Coast Prairies, Pineywoods, Southeastern Plains and the Coastal Savanna ecoregions. ECOREGION MAP
Ultimately, survival of native wildlife species such as the endangered Attwater Prairie Chicken depends on people like you to re-create and protect healthy, diverse habitat. From the smallest urban "pocket prairie garden", to the larger 1,000 acre old farm field restoration, all of us will play an increasingly important role in what future world the next generations will inherit. If you know of native prairie remnants suitable for large-scale harvest, please advise. We appreciate your interest in our work.
(video above) The Last Stand: Saving the Coastal Prairie by Texas Parks & Wildlife
Contains:
American Aloe
Aster
Balsamscale
Horned Beaksedge
Big Bluestem
Broomsedge Bluestem
Brownseed Paspalum
Bushy Bluestem
Croton
Epazote
Florida Paspalum
Gayfeather
Giant Coneflower
Gumweed
Hairawn Muhlygrass
Sunflower
Indiangrass
Knotroot Bristlegrass
Lanceleaf Coreopsis
Little Bluestem
Longspike Tridens
Red Lovegrass
Marsh Elder
Native Sedge
Partridge Pea
Paspalum
Smartweed
Prairie Agalinis
Purpletop
Ragweed
Rattlesnake Master
Rough Buttonweed
Sage
Slim Tridens
Splitbeard Bluestem
Sumpweed
Switchgrass
Tall Dropseed
Tall Goldenrod
Three-Awn
Vervain
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