WI CP2 Native Grass Plantings Program - Wisconsin Native Plant Nut

WI CP2 Native Grass Plantings Program - Wisconsin Native Plant NutEach Farm Service office tends to have slightly different mixes and goals. Please email us to let us know your standards and approximate budget and we will happily give you a quote to meet your needs. Rates are based on the specific blend you require. If you are using a standard mix below are the prices. If we are short on a species we will need to provide a substitute at an adjusted cost. If you are a farmer or other wholesale entity, please reach

Trifolium hybridum

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium (Aromatic Aster) gets its common name from the spicy scent of its foliage when crushed

We have put a lot of thought into the versatility of native seed mix so you don't have to

Amsonia hubrichtii

including butterflies and moths

This beauty's preference is dappled sunlight or partial sun and mesic to dry soils

They are quite striking too with varying colors from white to a deep purple

Echinacea pallida

When to plant: Best sown in fall or early spring after and requires Cold Moist Stratification

and great fall color

preferring part sun to partial shade

Seuss like and attract one of the most interesting of the local feathered species