Rusty Patch Bumblebee – Midwest Savanna 20/20

Finally, a seed mix designed specifically for bumblebees – species selected perform well in part shade to full sun settings.

SKU: Rusty Patch Bumblebee - Midwest Savanna 20/20-mix Categories: Pollinator, Seed Mixes, Upland Tag: Mix - Seed

Category: Pollinator, Seed Mixes, Upland
Type: Mix - Seed

Description

% seed psf	Botanical Name	Common Name
17.80%	Elymus canadensis	Canada wild rye
17.65%	Schizachyrium scoparium	Little bluestem
2.35%	Elymus villosus	Silky wild rye
3.25%	Elymus hystrix	Bottlebrush grass
5.35%	Carex normalis	Spreading oval sedge
6.20%	Carex brevior	Short beak sedge
4.81%	Agastache nepetoides	Yellow giant hyssop
1.60%	Ageratina altissima	White snakeroot
0.37%	Anemone virginiana	Tall/Virginia anemone
0.26%	Amorpha canescens	Leadplant
0.61%	Aquilegia canadensis	Wild columbine
0.09%	Baptisia alba	White wild indigo
2.89%	Dalea purpurea	Purple prairie clover
0.32%	Dodecatheon meadia*	Shooting star
0.71%	Echinacea purpurea	Broad-leaved purple coneflower
0.80%	Eupatorium altissimum	Tall boneset
2.47%	Eutrochium purpureum	Purple joe pye weed
1.50%	Gentiana alba*	Yellowish gentian
0.08%	Geranium maculatum	Wild geranium
0.26%	Liatris aspera	Rough blazing star
0.05%	Lupinus perennis	Wild lupine
3.74%	Monarda fistulosa	Wild bergamot
4.33%	Oenothera biennis	Common evening primrose
2.67%	Penstemon calycosus	Small beardtongue
4.52%	Penstemon digitalis	Beardtongue
4.04%	Pycnanthemum tenuifolium	Slender mountain mint
2.54%	Solidago speciosa	Showy goldenrod
2.09%	Solidago ulmifolia	Elm-leaved goldenrod
2.35%	Symphyotrichum laeve	Smooth blue aster
4.28%	Veronicastrum virginicum	Culver’s root

Average price per acre: Email for quote
For orders greater than 5 acres, contact us for discount pricing.

Finally, a seed mix designed specifically for bumblebees – species selected to perform well in part shade to full sun settings.

Mix may vary due to availability; substitutions will be made based on ecological function.

Prices vary based on genotypic (origin) requirements.

Species may be adjusted for regional appropriateness.