The species composition provides a long and continuous bloom window from early season through late summer and fall, supporting a wide range of pollinators including bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Native grasses are included at moderate rates to aid establishment and site stability while allowing wildflowers to remain the dominant visual and functional component of the planting.
Yarrow (0.06), Milkweed, Showy (0.06), Milkvetch, Canada (0.12), Balsamroot, Arrowleaf (0.05), Grama, Blue (0.1), Beeplant, Rocky Mountain (0.14), Coreopsis, Plains (0.03), Prairie Clover, White (0.08), Prairie Clover, Purple (0.07), Rabbitbrush, rubber (0.03), Fescue, Idaho (0.13), Blanketflower (0.3), Sunflower, Annual (0.01), Sunflower, Maximillian (0.2), Flax, Lewis (0.18), Aster, Prairie (Tahoika daisy) (0.03), Bergamot, Wild (Prairie Beebalm) (0.05), Goldenrod, Stiff (Rigid) (0.1), Beardtongue, Large (shell leaf) (0.1), Penstemon, Rocky Mountain (0.1), Phacelia, Lacy (0.2), Bluegrass, Sandberg (VNS) (0.1), Wheatgrass, Bluebunch (0.35), Coneflower, Prairie (Long-headed) (0.3), Susan, Black-eyed (0.08), Globemallow, scarlet (0.02). Updated: January 2025
This mix is suitable for a wide range of conservation and habitat projects and is an excellent choice where diverse floral resources and native plant communities are desired.
Recommended Uses
- General-purpose native pollinator habitat
- Wildlife habitat plantings with pollinator benefits
- Conservation and habitat enhancement projects
- Field borders, idle acres, and dedicated pollinator plantings
- Sites with low to moderate moisture across Wyoming
Not Recommended For
- Extremely dry or arid sites without adequate moisture
- Riparian or seasonally flooded areas
- Grass-dominant native range restoration projects
- Sites where rapid grass cover is the primary objective
Confirm with your conservation planner before using this mix for NRCS-funded projects.
