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  • California Poppy

    California’s state flower, bees are often attracted to this orange and yellow flower that blooms in springtime

  • Canada Bluejoint

    Rhizomatous grass; provides food and cover for deer, muskrats, and moose.

  • Canada Goldenrod

    Aggressive rhizomatous species; does well with switchgrass and big bluestem; dominant robust vegetation adds diversity to native landscapes; provides cover for wildlife. (Note: Our harvest of this species from natural stands includes the species Solidago gigantea and Solidago altissima).

  • Canada Wild Rye

    Native Short-lived cool season bunchgrass; establishes quickly in disturbed areas; used for soil stabilization; provides food and cover for wildlife. Found in alluvial thickets, streambanks, meadows; establishes best in well-drained soils.

  • Canadian Anemone

    Beautiful attractive white flowers rhizomatous species that works well with moist soils.

  • Canadian Milkvetch

    Canadian Milkvetch provides food for deer, turkeys and songbirds. The roots fix nitrogen and contribute to soil health and the plant are rhizomatous which may be too aggressive for home/commerical beds and borders.

  • Catchfly

    Tolerates drought and poor soil. Prefers good drainage, does not do well in high heat and humidity.

  • Columbine, Dwarf

    Produces beautiful, small drooping flowers in the spring and summer.and grows 18 to 30 inches. It thrives in full sun and partial shade.

  • Common Milkweed

    Decorative species with a fragrance resembling a lilac; spreads from underground roots; essential food source for monarch butterfly caterpillars and other beneficial insects

  • Common Sneezeweed,

    Attractive late season bloomer found Swamps, moist riverbanks, alluvial thickets, wet fields that will attract pollinators.

  • Common St. Johnswort

    Source of herbal St. Johnswort; not for use in native mixes; seeds are persistent in soils found in fiields, roadsides, open spaces and can tolerate poor soils

  • Common Sunflower

    Reseeding annual; provides food for songbirds