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Leadplant - Entire Central U.S. Native, Nitrogen Fixing
$3.00
$3.75
Leadplant - Plants like Leadplant are amazingly beneficial in your gardens and beds. It looks great, is functional by adding nitrogen back to your soil and is a pollinatore and butterfly magent while in blooms. If you are looking for natural solutions for nitrogen fixing, then this is a great option. The silvery leaves add a contrast color to your gardens. Its roots also go deeper than 12' making it ideal for drought situations and erosion control.
Botanical Names: Amorahpa canescens
Characteristics:
Annual, Self-seeding
Plants grow to 2-3.5 feet tall
Purple blooms
It tolerates and grows in almost any soil except standing water.
1 gram or ~350 Seeds per packet
Instructions - For increased germination, Leadplant seed should be stratified and scarified. Pour ~180 degrees F water over the seed, let it soak it overnight, and direct sowing it in the fall. If sowing in spring then mix the seed with sand sand and place it in the refrigerator for at least 4 weeks, 6 is best. Soak it overnight and direct sow after the last frost. Alternatively, start the seed indoors, sow it just below the surface of a flat; keep the soil evenly moist and around 70 degrees F. Germination should take place within 20-30 days.
Sow 1/12 deep (need slight to germinate)
Germination 20-30 days after cold stratifcation
Firefly Farm & Mercantile may substitute seed vendors from time to time because of availability
Partridge Pea - Central, Eastern US Native, Nitrogen Fixing
$3.00
$3.75
Partridge Pea is a widespread native that is found in the Midwest and Eastern US. It prefers dry soils and loves full sun. This is a host plant for many butterflies and attracts birds and pollinators, plus it is cover for beneficial insects. its seed pods are food for mnay songbirds. It is a workhorse and can help improve soil with each year you allow it to grow and seed out for the next year. If you are looking for natural solutions for nitrogen fixing, then this is a great option.
Botanical Names: Chamaecrista fasciculata
Characteristics:
Annual, Self-seeding
Plants grow to 1-3.5 feet tall
Yellow blooms
Prefers mosit and well draining dry soils, can be growin in clay if not in standing water.
1 gram or ~110 Seeds per packet
Instructions - Direct sow when the soil can be worked. If you can cold stratify the seed it will help increase your germination rates substantially.
Sow 1/4 deep
Germination 8-17 days after cold stratifcation
Firefly Farm & Mercantile may substitute seed vendors from time to time because of availability
Purple Prairie Clover
from $3.00
$3.75
Purple Prairie Clover - An important short prairie species as it helps feed the soil, provide food for polliantors and cover for wildlife. It is adapatable to many soil types and is commonly used in prairie restoration and wildlife plantings. it blooms non stop from mid summer to fall.
Botanical Name: Dalea purpurea
Characteristics:
Perennial
Hardy to zone 4
Plant heigh is 1-3' tall
Purple blossoms mid-summer through fall
Nitrogen Fixing Plant to improve soil health
250 seeds per packet
Instructions - Easy to grow when direct-seeded into a weed-free seedbed in mid-spring to early summer. Very drought tolerant once established.
Alternative is to grow indoors.
Start Indoors: In Early Spring
Germination: 10-20 Days
Plant Outdoors: 12” Apart
Light: Full Sun
Firefly Farm & Mercantile may substitute seed vendors from time to time because of the availability
White Prairie Clover
from $3.00
$3.75
White Prairie Clover - A less frequent flowering clover but no less hardy. It adds diversity to your landscape and wildlife plantings. It is adapatable to many soil types and is commonly used in prairie restoration and wildlife plantings. It blooms non stop from mid summer to fall.
Botanical Name: Dalea candida
Characteristics:
Perennial
Hardy to zone 3
Plant heigh is 1-3' tall
White blossoms mid-summer through fall
Nitrogen Fixing Plant to improve soil health
250 seeds per packet
Instructions - Easy to grow when direct-seeded into a weed-free seedbed in mid-spring to early summer. Very drought tolerant once established.
Alternative is to grow indoors.
Start Indoors: In Early Spring
Germination: 10-20 Days
Plant Outdoors: 12” Apart
Light: Full Sun
Firefly Farm & Mercantile may substitute seed vendors from time to time because of the availability
Indigo Baptisa, False Indigo -U.S. Native, Nitrogen Fixing
$3.00
Indigo Baptista, False Indigo is a widespread native that is found in the Midwest and Eastern US. This native grows quickly and reaches heights of 4-5' once established. They are great in borders, areas you want a summer boundary, wildlife gardens, and their elegant nature lends themselves to even formal gardens.
It prefers diery soils and loves full sun. This is a host plant for many butterflies and attracts birds and pollinators, plus it is cover for beneficial insects. its seed pods are food for many songbirds.
Botanical Names: Baptista Australis
Characteristics:
Perennial
Plants grow to 4-5 feet tall
Blue blooms
25 Seeds per packet
Instructions - It is recommended to cold stratify this seed so sow early in pots (great for winter sowing) or directly in the garden as soon as the soil can be worked. You can also encourage germination if you miss the cold period but sowing into a tray of media, moisten, cover and place in fridge for 21 days. Remove and provide dequate light and non freezing conditions. It is easy to transplant and makes tubers that are easy to put anywhere you'd like.
Start Indoors - 8-10 weeks before the last frost or sow directly outside while still cold
Sow 1/4" deep
Germination 10-40 days
Plant 12-24" apart
Light: Partial Sun to Full Sun