Wet Site Pollinator Mix

Pollinator habitat is dwindling. Planting a pollinator meadow creates beneficial habitat for pollinators, and makes for a beautiful landscape. Native pollinator plants create a natural ecosystem where a variety of pollinators are able to forage and nest. In addition, native plants with strong, deep roots can improve water infiltration, store carbon, filter runoff from parking lots and roadways, and survive drought. Pollinator gardens are always bustling with movement and provide a learning environment as well. Throughout early spring, summer, and fall a pollinator meadow will be constantly changing. Grasses delicately move in the wind, vibrant colors shift from bloom to bloom, and a diverse assortment of native butterflies, bees, and birds flutter in and out of the landscape.  This makes for an exciting take on landscape design with low maintenance. Great for areas with moist or wet soils. 

14 lb. per acre.  $95 per lb.  *Mix design and pricing are subject to change without notice depending on the availability of current and future products. Changes to the mix will not affect its function.*

Scientific Name	Common Name	% of Mix	Oz.
Elymus virginicus	Virginia Wild Rye	15%	7.02
Helenium autumnale	Common Sneezeweed	11%	0.15
Panicum virgatum	Switchgrass	10%	0.7
Echinacea purpurea	Purple Coneflower	8%	1.91
Rudbeckia hirta	Black-Eyed Susan	8%	0.19
Symphyotrichum novi-belgii	New York Aster	8%	0.12
Carex lurida	Shallow Sedge	6%	0.58
Mimulus ringens	Monkey Flower	5%	0.01
Heliposis helianthoides	False Sunflower	4%	1.43
Juncus effusus	Soft Rush	4%	0.01
Carex crinita	Fringed Sedge	3%	0.14
Pycnanthemum virginianum	Mountain Mint	3%	0.01
Schoenoplectus atrovirens	Green Bulrush	3%	0.01
Verbena hastata	Blue Vervain	3%	0.06
Asclepias incarnata	Swamp Milkweed	2%	0.7
Lobelia siphilitica	Blue Lobelia	2%	0.01
Penstemon digitalis	Foxglove Beardtongue	2%	0.03
Hibiscus moscheutos	Swamp-Rose Mallow	1%	0.52
Iris versicolor	Blueflag Iris	1%	1.01
Kosteletzkya virginica	Virginia Saltmarsh Mallow	1%	1.38