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prairienursery.com

No Mow Lawn is a drought tolerant, low-maintenance grass that needs mowing only once or twice a year. Once fully established, No Mow requires very little water, due to a large dense root system. Orders of 240 lbs and larger are drop-shipped in 40 lb bags. If you order more than 240 lbs, please order in 40 lb increments. (280, 320, 360, etc.)

prairiemoon.com

Our prices are the lowest + Eco-Grass ships free! (within the contiguous United States). RECOMMENDED SEEDING RATE: 5 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft.  |  220 lbs. per acreA versatile blend of fine-leaved fescue grasses that is the responsible alternative to an energy-intensive conventional turf lawn. Eco-Grass, also called Eco Lawn or No Mow, is an excellent choice for solid border areas or footpaths adjacent to native plantings. This grass mix of cultivar fescues establishes quickly, growing into a flowing carpet that can go unmowed or be mowed to a recommended 3” height occasionally or frequently, depending on rainfall, application and intended use. Ecograss grows in most soil types and sun conditions but is not suitable for wet soil or full shade. The thin blades of the fescues and their relatively deep root systems (4-9”) enhance drought-resistance by reducing water loss and reaching deeper water reserves.When Eco-Grass reaches about 8” it begins to form seed heads and tends to flop over, which can add an attractive naturalistic flow to your landscape. Once established, it is durable under moderate foot traffic. It resists invasion by filling in well, but will not encroach on neighboring plantings.Eco-Grass yields big savings as a lawn alternative by eliminating or reducing the need for pesticides, fertilizers and frequent watering or mowing.  These slow growing, deep rooted fescues establish even in low-nutrient soils.  The reduced need for summer watering makes Eco-grass less attractive than irrigated lawns for pests like lawn grubs, the problematic larvae that feed on turfgrass roots.A cool-season grass blend, Eco-Grass is best planted spring or early fall, on a prepared site from which all weeds or competing species, and the weed seed bank in the soil, have been removed prior to planting. Spring plantings have the advantage of early-season soil moisture, while early Fall plantings have the advantage of moderate temperatures and fewe

americanmeadows.com

American Meadows has been supplying gardeners with the best wildflower seeds, perennials, bulbs and how-to information since 1981. 100% Guaranteed.

directnativeplants.com

Direct Native Plants is in Illinois! Find expert staff, convenient access, and high-quality landscaping plants for Midwest projects.

vnps.org

The VNPS Bulletin began publication when the Society was established in 1982, and continued until 2014. The Bulletin became the quarterly Sempervirens in 2015. View the Sempervirens archives and read more in the Spring, 2015 issue of Sempervirens.

edgeofthewoodsnursery.com

Meet Live Raptors and Other PA Wildlife with the CCEEC – Friday, June 19 Join us for this special event as we host Wildlife Rehabilitators and Naturalists from the Carbon County Environmental Education Center. The CEECC has been helping injured wildlife and promoting “Conservation through Education” since 1985. It sits on 70 acres of woodlands, […]

northernwildflowers.ca

La qualité avant tout : les semences de chou chinois à feuilles découpées sont cultivées de manière écologique par des agriculteurs canadiens. Nous collaborons avec de petites exploitations agricoles canadiennes pour nous approvisionner en semences potagères anciennes de haute qualité, sans OGM. Toutes les variétés sont sélectionnées pour leur capacité à prospérer malgré les courtes saisons de croissance et les conditions climatiques fraîches des jardins canadiens.

wildcherryfarm.com

American Plum is remarkable for its value to wildlife. As a Keystone Plant, it is the host for 416 species of butterflies and moths in our area! It produces a profusion of aromatic flowers in the spring that are very popular with early pollinators and attract many different kinds of native bees and