NATIVE PLANT SEEDS IDEAL FOR WINTER SOWING

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ANISE HYSSOP

These prefer cool climates and grows best in full sun or light afternoon shade. Direct sow your anise hyssop seeds in the fall, winter, or early spring in moist, well-drained soil.

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AROMATIC ASTER

These grow best it in moist, well-drained soil. Give them plenty of room to spread because this plant will sprawl and multiply rapidly by vigorous rhizomes.

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BEARDTONGUE

Also known as foxglove beardtongue, these spring-blooming herbaceous perennials grow best in full sun or light shade with dry to medium-moisture, well-drained soil.

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BLACK-EYED SUSAN

These plants are commonly grown as annuals or short-lived perennials. Sow the seeds anytime during the fall, winter, or spring, and you will likely have flowering plants by the following summer.

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BLANKET FLOWER

These flowers are a great choice for container gardening, a rock garden, or a xeriscape garden.

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blue grama grass

These will grow best in full sun with dry to medium-moisture soil. It’s a good option for a xeriscape, naturalized area, or pocket prairie.

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BLUE FLAX

Also known as Lewis flax or prairie flax, this perennial wildflower grows best in full sun with loose, sandy, well-drained soil. They are very easy to grow from seed and is adaptable to many conditions.

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blue SAGE

This herbaceous perennial wildflower grows it easily from seed in a location with full sun or light shade. It does well in dry to medium-moisture soil and tolerates occasional drought.

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BUTTERFLY MILKWEED

This is an excellent plant for a butterfly or pollinator garden, pocket prairie, or mixed wildflower garden. It thrives in full sun with dry to medium-moisture, well-drained soil.

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CALIFORNIA BLUEBELLS

This beautiful flower is easy to grow from seed, and if you live in a warmer climate, winter is the ideal time to sow them so they pop up early in the spring

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