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his serene moment was captured within one of Prairie Moon’s oldest diversified production fields in rural Winona, Minnesota. It’s an early morning in July and midsummer blooms are at their peak. Light from the sunrise pours into the prairie as a thick fog lingers in the valley. These forested hills are cut with winding trout streams that eventually make their way into the mighty Mississippi, connecting the land to others downstream.

It’s moments like this that keep us inspired. In our modern society, it can be hard to face the realities of ecological destruction, wildlife population decline, habitat loss, pollution, the list goes on. But each and every one of us has the ability to be a force for good in the world. We can help restore nature, and it all begins with planting the seed.

“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.” - Aldo Leopold’s Land Ethic starting GERMINATION CODES using our cultural guide from seed & INSTRUCTIONS SOIL MOISTURE Approximate plant height COMMENTS is given with standard The seeds of many native plants have NO PRE-TREATMENT NECESSARY  WET Soggy or marshy most of the year. Completes its life cycle during one foot (') and inch (") ANNUAL built-in dormancy mechanisms that A other than cold, dry storage (also called SEEDS GERMINATE MOST SUCCESS- season. FULLY IN COOL SOIL. Sow seeds in Excessively wet in winter, spring abbreviations. Height is for protect them from germinating before dry cold stratification). Seed should ger- G late fall (after hard frost) or early spring.  WET-MESIC and after heavy rain but often dries mature full-grown plants Grows vegetatively during the first killing frosts or in times of drought. In minate upon sowing in a warm location. in summer. in flower. Actual height will BIENNIAL year, completes its life cycle during the second. the wild, seeds will lie dormant until the HOT WATER TREATMENT: Bring water SEEDS NEED SCARIFICATION: For Medium. Water soaks in with no vary considerably due to proper conditions for growth occur. But spring orders, we scarify seed of 1 oz or  MESIC to a boil, remove from heat, pour over H run-off. competition, sun exposure, CALCAREOUS Needs alkaline soil with a pH of 7 to 8. in cultivation, the successful gardener B less. Seeds for fall or frost planting are soil conditions, and weather. seeds, and soak at room temperature for must become familiar with several sim- not scarified to prevent premature germination  DRY-MESIC Well drained. Water is removed In young native plantings 24 hours prior to planting. from soil readily but not rapidly. ple pre-sowing seed treatment methods and winter kill. (less than 10 years) plant ACIDIC Needs acid soil with a pH of 4 to 6. which will unlock the dormancy mecha- STRATIFICATION NEEDED: Seeds ger-  DRY Excessively drained. heights may be greater than LEGUME, RHIZOBIUM INOCULUM - in older plantings when nism and stimulate quicker, more consis- C minate after a period of cold, moist strat- I INCLUDED Requires a host plant species. ification. Approximate number of days competition reduces height. HEMIPARASITIC See Germ Code K. tent germination. For orders of 1 oz or less we include needed is indicated in the parentheses, next to genus-specific inoculum with legume germination code C (i.e. C (60) = 60 days of cold, Thrive particularily well in sandy or We have developed the following seed seed free of charge. Add inoculant to PART SHADE COLOR SAND moist conditions needed). FULL SUN well-drained soils. dampened seed and mix thoroughly at time SHADE SOIL BLOOM germination codes to help you successful- of stratification (code C) or outdoor seeding. PLEASE NOTE: You do not need to stratify if you are fall planting. HT COMMENTS ly grow the native seed sold in our catalog. Inoculum aids in the fixation of atmospheric W·WM·M·DM·D A·M·J·J·A·S·O Actively grows during the spring and fall Over-wintering will stratify your seed naturally. COOL when soil temperatures are cool. These seed treatment suggestions have nitrogen and improves the long-term health of been compiled from our own experience, native plant communities. Actively grows during the summer when available literature, and feedback from WARM soil temperatures are warm. other growers and customers. These are STRATIFICATION SAND SUN EXPOSURE BLOOM only suggestions and not the definitive INOCULUM FOR LEGUMES May not be suited for small landscape We use fine sand as a medium to artificially Choose from 19 different rhizobial inoculum TIME AGGRESSIVE plantings. source of germination information. If your  FULL Plants normally grow in full sun. Should do experience reveals successful methods stratify seed. We send one cup of sand strains. prairiemoon.com/inoculum well with up to 20% shade. SUN April A other than these, please let us know. which can be used to stratify up to ½ oz of (includes shipping) RHIZOMATOUS Fast-spreading root system. seed (slightly more or less depending on May M Inoculates up to 1 lb of seed...... $6.00 Until you are ready to plant or apply seed size). We like this sand because, unlike Partially shaded (20% to 70% shade). Sun reaches Highly recommended for home pre-sowing treatment, seed should be other seed starting media, the uniform color ground level at woodland edges or through June J * landscaping. PART and fine texture allows you to see your seed. DEHULLED We remove the hulls from openings between trees. Prairie species will often stored either in an open container, in a  SHADE July J Recommended for home landscaping, (includes shipping) J these legume seeds. grow in larger openings, with shade-tolerant but potentially aggressive. Could cool, dry place or an airtight container ** under refrigeration (33–40°F). Avoid rapid Seed Stratification Sand...... $7.00 species growing under trees. August A overwhelm small landscapes. or frequent temperature changes and pro- HEMIPARASITIC SPECIES that needs a host plant. Good hosts for many parasitic New species K September S tect against rodents. Sow seeds shallowly species include low-growing grasses and and keep seedlings carefully weeded. Peri-  SHADE 70% to 100% shade. SURFACE SOW: Seeds are very small or sedges. October O Pollinator Favorites: odic watering is helpful to establish seed- need light to naturally break dormancy  bees, butterflies, birds. D lings. If seed does not germinate the first and germinate. PLANT FRESH SEED OR KEEP MOIST. Refrigerate until planting or starting WHERE DID PRICES GO? We are no longer including prices in our Deer Resistant: year, don’t give up; germination may occur L annual cultural guide. For current seed pricing and availability: (attn: deer may browse on any plant the second year or even later. SEEDS NEED A WARM, MOIST PERIOD other treatment. prairiemoon.com/price-list if food is scarce.) E FOLLOWED BY A COLD, MOIST PE- RIOD. Mix seeds with sterile medium, BEST PLANTED OUTDOORS The Tallgrass Prairie Center place mixture in a labeled, sealed plastic bag M IN THE FALL. Guide to Seed and Seedling and store in warm (about 80°F) place for 60–90 Identification in the Upper days. Then place in refrigerator (33–38°F) for Mobile NICK SEED COAT WITH A KNIFE, SOAK visit Midwest | by Dave Williams 60–90 days before sowing. Or, sow outdoors O IN WATER OVERNIGHT. PLANT. Friendly prairiemoon.com With a wealth of detailed and allow one full year for germination. Advanced photographs and line FERN SPORE SOWING: Sow fern spores Read expert advice, get up-to-date inventory, Plant-Finder drawings, this guide facilitates SEEDS NEED A COLD, MOIST PERIOD S on sterile peat under glass in indirect accurate tax & shipping calculations, the identification of 72 species of native F FOLLOWED BY A WARM, MOIST light. Water with distilled water. Refer to Quick wildflowers and grasses. This book guides PERIOD FOLLOWED BY A 2ND COLD, other reference material on growing ferns. Anoth- and faster order processing. MOIST PERIOD. Or, sow outdoors and er method is to direct sow spores on soil surface. Order the user through a process of elimination allow two years or longer to germinate. to correctly identify seedlings. • 118 pages UNSURE: Your input would be of | $14.00 • (Includes shipping) ? interest to us.

C2 Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide C3 C4 CULTUR AL GUIDE - FORBS (Wildflowers)

Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call ARNOGLOSSUM ARNOGLOSSUM ARNOGLOSSUM ANTENNARIA ANTENNARIA AGRIMONIA AGRIMONIA AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AMMANNIA APOCYNUM ANAPHALIS AGERATINA ARTEMISIA ARTEMISIA ARTEMISIA ARTEMISIA AQUILEGIA ASCLEPIAS ASCLEPIAS ARISAEMA ARISAEMA ANEMONE ANEMONE ANEMONE ANEMONE ANGELICA ANGELICA AMSONIA AGALINIS AGALINIS AGALINIS ASARUM ACORUS ALLIUM ALLIUM ALLIUM ALLIUM ALLIUM ALISMA ALISMA ALISMA ALISMA ACTAEA ACTAEA ACTAEA GENUS ARABIS ARALIA FORBS FORBS Species cylindrica auriculata foeniculum pachypoda campestri subsp.caudata cannabinum ludoviciana atropurpurea neglecta plantaginifolia glabra aspera altissima tenuifolia illustris subcordatum striata tricoccum stellatum cernuum canadense americanus virginiana canadensis var. wolfgangiana patens coccinea triviale scrophulariaefolia nepetoides canadense var. lavendulare canadense triphyllum racemosa gryposepala reniforme plantagineum atriplicifolium margaritacea exaltata arenaria canadensis rubra canadense (Wildflowers) Common Name Thimbleweed Ear-leaf False Foxglove Anise Hyssop Doll’s Eyes Beach Wormwood Dogbane Prairie Sage Angelica Prairie Pussytoes Prairie Pussytoes Tower Mustard Rough False Foxglove White Snakeroot White Slender False Foxglove Ozark Bluestar Ozark Mud Plantain Roadside Agrimony Wild Leek Prairie Onion Nodding Onion Wild Garlic Sweet Flag Sweet Tall Thimbleweed Anemone Canada Pasque Flower Toothcup Scarlet Lg-flowered Water Plantain Lg-flowered Purple Giant Hyssop Yellow Giant Hyssop Showy Wild Garlic Wild Showy Jack-in-the-Pulpit Spikenard Tall Agrimony Hairy Great Indian Plantain Indian Plantain Prairie Pale Plantain Indian Pearly Everlasting Poke Milkweed Poke Western Sand Milkweed Columbine Red Baneberry Wild Ginger

Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download apriceDownload listat Seed prairiemoon.com/price 0,0 1,000 800,000 100,000 5,0 1,000 250,000 5,0 1,000 250,000 4,0 1,000 345,000 218,000 150,000 275,000 275,000 129,000 1,400,000 0001,000 90,000 1,000 90,000 6001,000 66,000 0001,000 60,000 38,000 28,000 20,000 26,000 18,000 3001,000 93,000 33,000 11,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 8,600 3,000 6,600 2,000 4,400 5,200 5,400 4,700 1,400 4,450 7,600 1,550 2,150 500 560 650 oz. SEEDS PER: packet 1,000 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 200 200 500 100 100 100 100 700 100 100 100 250 40 40 60 30 30 50 50 25 10 75 15 15 15 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see -list C(60),D,K? C(60),D,K? C(60),M C(60),M C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(30),D C(30),D C(30),D C(30),D C(60)? C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(?) L,E L,E L,F L,F E? E? M A A A A F F F F ? ? ? ARNOGLOSSUM ARNOGLOSSUM ARNOGLOSSUM ANTENNARIA ANTENNARIA AGRIMONIA AGRIMONIA AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AGASTACHE AMMANNIA APOCYNUM ANAPHALIS AGERATINA ARTEMISIA ARTEMISIA ARTEMISIA ARTEMISIA AQUILEGIA ASCLEPIAS ASCLEPIAS ARISAEMA ARISAEMA ANEMONE ANEMONE ANEMONE ANEMONE ANGELICA ANGELICA AMSONIA AGALINIS AGALINIS AGALINIS ASARUM ACORUS ALLIUM ALLIUM ALLIUM ALLIUM ALLIUM ALISMA ALISMA ALISMA ACTAEA ACTAEA ACTAEA GENUS GENUS ARABIS ARALIA FORBS FORBS Species Species stellatum cernuum var. lavendulare canadense tricoccum auriculata patens var. wolfgangiana patens campestri subsp.caudata cannabinum atropurpurea canadensis altissima plantaginifolia neglecta glabra triviale subcordatum illustris aspera tenuifolia foeniculum ludoviciana triphyllum canadense striata gryposepala coccinea racemosa canadensis americanus reniforme atriplicifolium plantagineum virginiana cylindrica canadense rubra pachypoda scrophulariaefolia nepetoides margaritacea exaltata arenaria FORBS 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | (Wildflowers)

SPECIES Common Name Common Name Prairie Onion Nodding Onion Garlic Wild Showy Wild Leek Ear-leaf False Foxglove Pasque Flower Beach Wormwood Dogbane Angelica Anemone Canada White Snakeroot White Pussytoes Pussytoes Prairie Tower Mustard Large-flowered Water Plantain Large-flowered Mud Plantain Ozark Bluestar Ozark Rough False Foxglove Slender False Foxglove Anise Hyssop Prairie Sage Jack-in-the-Pulpit Wild Garlic Roadside Agrimony Tall Agrimony Hairy Scarlet Toothcup Scarlet Spikenard Columbine Sweet Flag Sweet Great Indian Plantain Pale Plantain Indian Prairie Indian Plantain Prairie Tall Thimbleweed Thimbleweed Wild Ginger Red Baneberry Doll’s Eyes Purple Giant Hyssop Yellow Giant Hyssop Pearly Everlasting Poke Milkweed Poke Western Sand Milkweed

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | (Wildflowers)

SPECIES Common Name Common Name Marsh Marigold Clustered Poppy Mallow Clustered Ground Plum Two-Grooved Milk Vetch Creamy Milk Vetch Milk Creamy MilkCanada Vetch Purple PoppyPurple Mallow Fringed Poppy Mallow Mallow Poppy Bush’s Yellow False Foxglove Harebell Tall Bellflower False Boneset FalseSmallspike Nettle Downy Wood Mint Wood Downy Common Beggarticks Purple-stemmed Tickseed Nodding Bur Marigold Swamp Marigold Wild Hyacinth WildSouthern Hyacinth Sicklepod Decurrent False Aster False Decurrent False Aster WoodHairy Mint Sm Yellow Wild Indigo Wild Yellow Sm Blue Wild Indigo Lg Yellow Wild Indigo Wild Yellow Lg Cream Wild Indigo Blue Indigo Dwarf White Wild Indigo Tall Swamp Marigold Whorled Milkweed Whorled Purple Milkweed Milkweed Oval-leaf Rose Milkweed Spider Milkweed Weed Butterfly Common Milkweed Prairie Milkweed Milkweed Showy

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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C7 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C8 CULTUR AL GUIDE - FORBS (Wildflowers)

Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call CAULOPHYLLUM CHAMAENERION CHAMAECRISTA CHENOPODIUM CRYPTOTAENIA DODECATHEON DODECATHEON DODECATHEON DOELLINGERIA CONOCLINIUM DRYMOCALLIS DESMANTHUS DELPHINIUM DELPHINIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM CROTALARIA CHRYSOPSIS CARDAMINE CIMICIFUGA DASISTOMA COMANDRA CASTILLEJA CASTILLEJA CLAYTONIA CORYDALIS COREOPSIS COREOPSIS COREOPSIS DICENTRA CHELONE CIRSIUM CIRSIUM CIRSIUM CLEOME GENUS CICUTA DALEA DALEA DALEA DALEA FORBS FORBS Species coccinea amethystinum thalictroides paniculatum canadense macrophylla sagittalis sessilifolium arguta tripteris sempervirens pulchellum serrulata glabra umbellata virginica discolor altissimum muticum maculata villosa candida concatenata umbellatus palmata lanceolata illinoense glutinosum villosa foliosa racemosa angustifolium exaltatum canadensis cucullaria purpurea fasciculata virescens capitatum illinoensis meadia sessiliflora coelestinum (Wildflowers) Common Name Indian Paintbrush Indian Amethyst ShootingAmethyst Star Blue Cohosh Panicled Tick TrefoilPanicled Tick Tick TrefoilShowy Mullein-foxglove Rattlebox Sessile-leaf Tick Trefoil Tick Sessile-leaf Prairie Cinquefoil Tall Coreopsis Pale Corydalis Southern Shooting StarSouthern Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Bee Mountain Rocky Turtlehead Bastard Toadflax Spring Beauty Pasture Thistle Pasture Tall Thistle Swamp Thistle Water Hemlock Hairy Golden Aster Hairy White Clover Prairie Toothwort Flat-topped Aster Flat-topped Prairie Coreopsis Coreopsis Lance-leaf Illinois Tick Trefoil Pointed-leaved Tick Trefoil PrairieSilky Clover Clover Prairie Leafy Black Cohosh Fireweed Tall Larkspur Honewort Dutchman’s Breeches Clover Prairie Purple Partridge Pea Partridge Prairie Larksur Prairie Strawberry Blite Illinois Bundle Flower Midland Shooting Star Downy Painted Cup Painted Downy Mistflower

Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download apriceDownload listat Seed prairiemoon.com/price 300,000 200,000 500,000 3,0 1,000 230,000 350,000 195,000 90,000 60,000 60,000 20,000 56,000 20,600 10,000 22,000 16,000 24,000 14,000 14,000 55,000 92,000 15,000 15,000 19,000 12,000 67,000 17,500 4,800 5,000 8,200 4,200 6,400 2,600 4,300 4,900 6,500 4,500 5,500 2,700 7,000 7,000 840 700 oz. 70 SEEDS PER: packet 400 300 300 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 500 500 500 100 100 250 250 250 250 750 750 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 40 40 80 60 50 50 50 50 65 75 75 15 5 5 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see C(60),M,G,D -list M or C(120)M or C(120)M or C(60),D,G C(60),D,G C(60),D,K C(60),D,K C(60),D,K C(21),D,G C(21),D,G C(21),D,G C(10),H,I C(60),M C(60),M C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(10),I C(10),I C(30)? C(30)? C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) A,H,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I A,J,I L,E L,E L,E E,L E,L A,I A,I K? M A ? CAULOPHYLLUM CHAMAENERION CHAMAECRISTA CHENOPODIUM CRYPTOTAENIA DODECATHEON DODECATHEON DODECATHEON DOELLINGERIA CONOCLINIUM DRYMOCALLIS DESMANTHUS DELPHINIUM DELPHINIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM DESMODIUM CROTALARIA CHRYSOPSIS CARDAMINE CIMICIFUGA DASISTOMA COMANDRA CASTILLEJA CASTILLEJA CLAYTONIA CORYDALIS COREOPSIS COREOPSIS COREOPSIS DICENTRA CHELONE CIRSIUM CIRSIUM CIRSIUM CLEOME GENUS GENUS CICUTA DALEA DALEA DALEA DALEA FORBS FORBS Species Species villosa discolor tripteris glabra glutinosum virginica arguta thalictroides altissimum angustifolium sempervirens lanceolata muticum sessiliflora coccinea paniculatum villosa sessilifolium illinoense canadense purpurea foliosa candida serrulata capitatum umbellata sagittalis palmata concatenata racemosa exaltatum umbellatus virescens macrophylla canadensis maculata cucullaria illinoensis fasciculata coelestinum amethystinum pulchellum meadia FORBS 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | (Wildflowers)

SPECIES Common Name Common Name Hairy Golden Aster Hairy Pasture Thistle Pasture Tall Coreopsis Turtlehead Pointed-leaved Tick Trefoil Spring Beauty Prairie Cinquefoil Blue Cohosh Tall Thistle Fireweed Pale Corydalis Lance-leaf Coreopsis Lance-leaf Swamp Thistle Downy Painted Cup Painted Downy Paintbrush Indian Panicled Tick TrefoilPanicled Tick PrairieSilky Clover Sessile-leaf Tick Trefoil Tick Sessile-leaf Illinois Tick Trefoil Tick TrefoilShowy Clover Prairie Purple Clover Prairie Leafy White Clover Prairie Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Bee Mountain Rocky Strawberry Blite Bastard Toadflax Rattlebox Prairie Coreopsis Toothwort Black Cohosh Tall Larkspur Flat-topped Aster Flat-topped Larksur Prairie Mullein-foxglove Honewort Water Hemlock Dutchman’s Breeches Illinois Bundle Flower Partridge Pea Partridge Mistflower Amethyst ShootingAmethyst Star Southern Shooting StarSouthern Midland Shooting Star

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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(Wildflowers)

C9 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C10 CULTUR AL GUIDE - FORBS (Wildflowers)

Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call ERYTHRONIUM ERYTHRONIUM GENTIANOPSIS ECHINODORUS ECHINOCYSTIS GENTIANELLA GLYCYRRHIZA EUTROCHIUM EUTROCHIUM EU FILIPENDULA EUPATORIUM EUPATORIUM EUPATORIUM EUPATORIUM FROELICHIA EUPHORBIA EUPHORBIA EUPHORBIA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA EPILOBIUM EPILOBIUM GERANIUM GERANIUM ERYNGIUM TROCHIUM EUTHAMIA EUTHAMIA GENTIANA GENTIANA GENTIANA FRAGARIA FRASERA EURYBIA GALIUM GENUS GAURA GAURA GAURA GEUM FORBS FORBS Species floridana coloratum purpureum maculatum puberulenta flavida andrewsii tennesseensis purpurea paradoxa pallida angustifolia carolinianum quinquefolia berteroi crinita caroliniensis rubra maculatum fistulosum triflorum corollata marginata cyathophora gymnospermoides yuccifolium glandulosum longiflora virginiana lepidota coccinea biennis macrophyllus boreale americanum albidum lobata graminifolia perfoliatum hyssopifolium altissimum serotinum (Wildflowers) *PLEASE NOTE:SOMENAMESINTHEGENERAEUPATORIUMHAVECHANGED Common Name Cottonweed Cinnamon Willow Herb Sweet Joe Pye Weed Pye Joe Sweet Wild Geranium Downy Gentian Cream Gentian Gentain Bottle Tennessee Coneflower Purple Coneflower Bush’s Coneflower Pale Coneflower Purple Coneflower Narrow-leaved Carolina Cranesbill Carolina StiffGentian Upright Burhead Fringed Gentian American ColumboAmerican Queen of the Prairie Weed Pye Joe Weed Pye Joe Hollow Prairie Smoke Flowering Spurge Snow-on-the-Mountain Fire-on-the-Mountain Great Plains Goldenrod Rattlesnake Master Rattlesnake Willow Herb Northern Large-flowered Gaura Wild Strawberry Wild Licorice Scarlet Gaura Biennial Gaura Big-leaved Aster Northern Bedstraw Northern Yellow Trout Lily Lily Trout White Wild Cucumber Grass-leaved Goldenrod Grass-leaved Boneset Thoroughwort Hyssop-leaved Tall Boneset Late Boneset

Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download apriceDownload listat Seed prairiemoon.com/price 200,000 280,000 180,000 5,0 1,000 250,000 160,000 4,0 1,000 140,000 5,0 1,000 350,000 130,000 435,000 107,000 60,000 78,000 50,000 83,000 70,000 23,000 95,000 42,000 27,000 27,000 11,000 8,000 6,000 5,000 5,000 3,000 6,600 2,000 2,000 2,000 ,0 200 5,200 9,200 3,900 2,300 1,400 2,700 1,900 1,900 7,000 7,200 7,500 100 oz. SEEDS PER: packet 400 400 400 400 300 300 200 200 200 200 200 500 500 500 500 100 100 100 250 250 750 750 110 80 20 45 10 10 10 10 35 75 75 75 75 75 15 5 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see -list C(60) M or C(90),M C(90),M C(90),M C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(30),D C(30),D C(30),D C(30),D C(30),G C(30),G C(90),L C(60)? C(60)? C(60)) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(30) C(30) C(90) C(90) A,H,I L,F L,F M A A ? ? ? ERYTHRONIUM ERYTHRONIUM GENTIANOPSIS ECHINODORUS ECHINOCYSTIS GENTIANELLA GLYCYRRHIZA EUTROCHIUM EUTROCHIUM EUTROCHIUM FILIPENDULA EUPATORIUM EUPATORIUM EUPATORIUM EUPATORIUM FROELICHIA EUPHORBIA EUPHORBIA EUPHORBIA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA ECHINACEA EPILOBIUM EPILOBIUM GERANIUM GERANIUM ERYNGIUM EUTHAMIA EUTHAMIA GENTIANA GENTIANA GENTIANA FRAGARIA FRASERA EURYBIA GALIUM GENUS GENUS GAURA GAURA GAURA GEUM FORBS FORBS Species Species tennesseensis paradoxa purpureum fistulosum pallida angustifolia rubra berteroi cyathophora caroliniensis marginata glandulosum coloratum crinita quinquefolia gentiana flavida andrewsii corollata virginiana maculatum americanum albidum carolinianum maculatum purpurea boreale triflorum serotinum hyssopifolium altissimum yuccifolium lobata floridana macrophyllus longiflora coccinea biennis lepidota graminifolia gymnospermoides perfoliatum FORBS 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | PLEASE SEEEUTROCHIUM&CONOCLINIUM (Wildflowers)

SPECIES Common Name Common Name Tennessee Coneflower Bush’s Coneflower Sweet Joe Pye Weed Pye Joe Sweet Weed Pye Joe Hollow Pale Coneflower Purple Coneflower Narrow-leaved Queen of the Prairie Upright Burhead Fire-on-the-Mountain American ColumboAmerican Snow-on-the-Mountain Northern Willow Herb Northern Cinnamon Willow Herb Fringed Gentian StiffGentian Downy Gentian Cream Gentian Gentain Bottle Flowering Spurge Wild Strawberry Joe Pye Weed Pye Joe Yellow Trout Lily Lily Trout White Carolina Cranesbill Carolina Wild Geranium Purple Coneflower Northern Bedstraw Northern Prairie Smoke Late Boneset Hyssop-leaved Thoroughwort Tall Boneset Master Rattlesnake Wild Cucumber Cottonweed Big-leaved Aster Large-flowered Gaura Scarlet Gaura Biennial Gaura Wild Licorice Grass-leaved Goldenrod Grass-leaved Great Plains Goldenrod Boneset

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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(Wildflowers)

C11 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C12 CULTUR AL GUIDE - FORBS (Wildflowers)

HYDROPHYLLUM HYDROPHYLLUM Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call JEFFERSONIA HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HERACLEUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYDRASTIS LESPEDEZA LESPEDEZA IMPATIENS IMPATIENS HEUCHERA ISOPYRUM HELENIUM HELENIUM HASTEOLA HELIOPSIS LATHYRUS ISANTHUS HEPATICA HIBISCUS HIBISCUS LACTUCA ILIAMNA LIATRIS LIATRIS LIATRIS LIATRIS GENUS IRIS IRIS IRIS FORBS FORBS Species capensis maximum virginicum punctatum aspera virginica capitata biternatum pallida ludoviciana ligulistylis majus brachiatus helianthoides mucronata cristata versicolor virginica var. shrevei prolificum pyramidatum cylindracea acutiloba giganteus angustifolius mollis maximiliani grosseserratus sphaerocarpum remota suaveolens moscheutos laevis flexuosum autumnale richardsonii pauciflorus occidentalis canadensis diphylla venosus virginianum appendiculatum (Wildflowers) Common Name Spotted Touch-me-not Spotted Cow Parsnip Marsh St. John’s Wort John’s St. Marsh Wort John’s St. Dotted Button Blazing StarButton Slender Bush Clover Clover Bush Round-headed False Rue Anemone Yellow Jewelweed Prairie Lettuce Prairie Meadow Blazing Star Wort St.Greater Canada John’s False Pennyroyal Early SunflowerEarly Bottlebrush Blazing Star Bottlebrush Iris Crested Dwarf Northern Blue Flag Northern Southern BlueSouthern Flag Shrubby St. John's Wort John's St. Shrubby Wort John’s St. Great Dwarf Blazing Star Dwarf Sharp-lobed Hepatica Sharp-lobed Tall Sunflower Swamp Sunflower Downy Sunflower Downy Maximilian’s Sunflower Saw-tooth Sunflower Wort St. John’sRound-fruited Kankakee Mallow Sweet Plantain Indian Swamp Rose Mallow Rose Mallow Sneezeweed Purple-headed Sneezeweed Prairie Alumroot Showy Sunflower Showy Western Sunflower Goldenseal Twinleaf Veiny Pea Veiny Virginia Waterleaf Great Waterleaf

Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download apriceDownload listat Seed prairiemoon.com/price 3,000,000 8,0 1,000 580,000 700,000 230,000 9,0 1,000 190,000 140,000 120,000 130,000 28,000 34,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 25,000 16,000 14,000 14,000 14,000 29,200 15,000 13,000 12,000 11,000 8,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 8,600 4,600 2,800 2,800 2,600 2,600 1,000 1,000 2,400 1,600 1,200 1,300 7,000 770 oz. SEEDS PER: packet 2,000 300 200 200 200 200 200 500 500 500 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 750 750 40 40 90 30 20 20 20 50 50 50 50 50 10 75 75 75 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see -list M or C(120)M or M or C(120)M or L,M or F? or L,M L,M or F? or L,M C(10),I,J C(10),I,J C(10),I,J C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(30),D C(30),D C(60),? C(60)? F?,M? C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) H,I,? H,I,? L,M A,D A,D D,? D,? E,L F,L F,L F,L A F L ? HYDROPHYLLUM HYDROPHYLLUM JEFFERSONIA HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HELIANTHUS HERACLEUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYPERICUM HYDRASTIS LESPEDEZA LESPEDEZA IMPATIENS IMPATIENS HEUCHERA ISOPYRUM HELENIUM HELENIUM HASTEOLA HELIOPSIS LATHYRUS ISANTHUS HEPATICA HIBISCUS HIBISCUS LACTUCA ILIAMNA LIATRIS LIATRIS LIATRIS LIATRIS GENUS GENUS IRIS IRIS IRIS FORBS FORBS Species Species pallida capensis sphaerocarpum ligulistylis cylindracea mucronata aspera cristata ludoviciana brachiatus pyramidatum punctatum diphylla helianthoides biternatum virginicum richardsonii autumnale prolificum virginica capitata flexuosum majus appendiculatum remota virginianum moscheutos laevis suaveolens canadensis versicolor venosus virginica var. shrevei acutiloba giganteus angustifolius pauciflorus occidentalis mollis maximiliani grosseserratus maximum FORBS 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | (Wildflowers)

SPECIES Common Name Common Name Yellow Jewelweed Spotted Touch-me-not Spotted Round-fruited St. John’s Wort Meadow Blazing Star Blazing Star Dwarf Bottlebrush Blazing Star Bottlebrush Blazing StarButton Dwarf Crested Iris Crested Dwarf Prairie Lettuce Prairie False Pennyroyal Great St. John’s Wort John’s St. Great Wort John’s St. Dotted Twinleaf Early SunflowerEarly False Rue Anemone Marsh St. John’s Wort John’s St. Marsh Prairie Alumroot Sneezeweed Shrubby St. John's Wort John's St. Shrubby Slender Bush Clover BushRound-headed Clover Purple-headed Sneezeweed Greater Canada St. John’s Wort John’s St. Canada Greater Great Waterleaf Kankakee Mallow Virginia Waterleaf Swamp Rose Mallow Rose Mallow Sweet Plantain Indian Goldenseal Northern Blue Flag Northern Veiny Pea Veiny BlueSouthern Flag Sharp-lobed Hepatica Sharp-lobed Tall Sunflower Swamp Sunflower Showy Sunflower Showy Western Sunflower Sunflower Downy Maximilian’s Sunflower Saw-tooth Sunflower Cow Parsnip

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | (Wildflowers)

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Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call STROPHOSTYLES STYLOPHORUM SISYRINCHIUM SISYRINCHIUM SISYRINCHIUM SPHAERALCEA SPARGANIUM SPARGANIUM SOLIDGAO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SOLIDAGO SILPHIUM SILPHIUM SILPHIUM SILPHIUM SILPHIUM STACHYS STACHYS SMILAX GENUS SILENE SILENE SILENE SIUM FORBS FORBS Species cordifolium palustris diphyllum campestre angustifolium coccinea virginica eurycarpum americanum lasioneura albidum pilosum oolentangiense oblongifolium lanceolatum suave tenuifolia stellata regia odora ulmifolia trifoliatum perfoliatum novae-angliae lateriflorum laeve ericoides drummondii firmum patula terebinthinaceum laciniatum integrifolium speciosa gigantea flexicaulis caesia nemoralis juncea helvula (Wildflowers) Common Name Heart-leaved Aster Woundwort Celandine Poppy Grass Blue-eyed Prairie Stout Blue-eyed Grass Scarlet Globemallow Scarlet Firepink Great Bur Reed Bur Great American Bur Reed Bur American Common Flower Carrion Common Grass Blue-eyed Frost Aster Aster Blue Sky Aromatic Aster Panicled Aster Tall Water Parsnip Smooth Hedgenettle Starry Campion Starry Royal Catchfly Sweet Goldenrod Elm-leaved Goldenrod Whorled Rosin Weed Plant Cup New England Aster Aster Calico Aster Blue Smooth Heath Aster Drummond’s Aster Shining Aster Swamp Goldenrod Prairie Dock Compass Plant Rosin Weed Showy Goldenrod Showy Late Goldenrod Zig Zag Goldenrod Blue-Stemmed Goldenrod Old Field Goldenrod Goldenrod Early Trailing Wild Bean

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SPECIES Common Name Common Name Celandine Poppy Smooth Hedgenettle Woundwort Common Flower Carrion Great Bur Reed Bur Great Reed Bur American Prairie Blue-eyed Grass Blue-eyed Prairie Common Grass Blue-eyed Heath Aster Aromatic Aster Aster Calico Panicled Aster Aster Blue Smooth Drummond’s Aster Trailing Wild Bean New England Aster Shining Aster Heart-leaved Aster Tall Water Parsnip Stout Blue-eyed Grass Whorled Rosin Weed Prairie Dock Plant Cup Compass Plant Rosin Weed Firepink Campion Starry Royal Catchfly Sky Blue Aster Blue Sky Swamp Goldenrod Scarlet Globemallow Scarlet Frost Aster Zig Zag Goldenrod Elm-leaved Goldenrod Goldenrod Showy Old Field Goldenrod Goldenrod Early Late Goldenrod Blue-Stemmed Goldenrod Sweet Goldenrod

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VERONICASTRUM VERONICASTRUM Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call TRADESCANTIA TRADESCANTIA TRADESCANTIA THALICTRUM THALICTRUM THERMOPSIS TRIOSTEUM VERBESINA VERBESINA TEPHROSIA TRIODANIS THASPIUM WULFENIA VERNONIA VERNONIA VERNONIA VERNONIA VERNONIA TEUCRIUM UVULARIA UVULARIA TRILLIUM TAENIDIA VERBENA VERBENA VERBENA GENUS VIOLA VIOLA VIOLA VIOLA VIOLA VIOLA ZIZIA ZIZIA FORBS FORBS Species perfoliata sessilifolia virginicum canadense trifoliatum flavum trifoliatum integerrima grandiflorum aurea noveboracensis shortii helianthoides grandiflora aptera pedata fasciculata perfoliatum dioicum virginiana dasycarpum sororia f. rubra sororia f. priceana sororia bullii nuttallii missurica urticifolia stricta hastata turbinellum sericeum prenanthoides praealtum caroliniana ohiensis bracteata occidentalis alternifolia sororia pedatifida gigantea baldwinii (Wildflowers) Common Name Venus’ Glass Looking Sessile-leaf Bellwort Sessile-leaf Culver’s Root Germander Meadow Parsnip Yellow Pimpernel Large-flowered Trillium Large-flowered Golden Alexanders New York Ironweed York New Aster Short’s Yellow Crownbeard Bellwort Alexanders Golden Heart-leaf Bird’s Foot Violet Common Ironweed Gentian Horse Late Early Meadow Rue Goat’s Rue Purple Meadow Rue Form Common Blue Violet, Pink Bi-Colored Form Common Blue Violet, Kittentails Yellow Violet Prairie Missouri Ironweed White Vervain Hoary Vervain Hoary Blue Vervain Prairie Aster Aster Silky Aster Crooked-stemmed Aster Willow Blue-Ridge Buckbean Blue-Ridge Ohio Spiderwort Prairie Spiderwort Western Spiderwort Wingstem Common Blue Violet Prairie Violet Tall Ironweed Western Ironweed

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Species Species trifoliatum flavum trifoliatum perfoliata aurea aptera sessilifolia bullii sororia f. priceana sororia hastata praealtum grandiflorum integerrima virginicum nuttallii dasycarpum sororia f. rubra sororia pedatifida noveboracensis missurica fasciculata altissima baldwinii helianthoides dioicum canadense sericeum ohiensis occidentalis bracteata grandiflora caroliniana sororia pedata perfoliatum urticifolia stricta prenanthoides virginiana alternifolia turbinellum shortii FORBS 

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C23 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C24 CULTUR AL GUIDE - TREES, SHRUBS & VINES / FERNS & CACTI

SYMPHORICARPOS SYMPHORICARPOS SYMPHORICARPOS Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call CEPHALANTHUS PHYSOCARPUS AMELANCHIER AMELANCHIER AMELANCHIER MATTEUCCIA HAMAMELIS CEANOTHUS CEANOTHUS HYPERICUM TREES, SHRUBS, FERNS &CACTI FERNS SHRUBS, TREES, DIOSCOREA CELASTRUS VIBURNUM SAMBUCUS SAMBUCUS ADIANTUM ATHYRIUM DIERVILLA AMORPHA AMORPHA AMORPHA CLEMATIS ONOCLEA OPUNTIA OPUNTIA CORYLUS SPIRAEA SPIRAEA CORNUS CORNUS CORNUS CORNUS GENUS PTELEA ALNUS YUCCA ROSA ROSA ROSA ROSA ROSA Species trilobum albus canadensis scandens ovatus pedatum struthiopteris nana canescens fruticosa virginiana alba tomentosa humifusa fragilis sensibilis americana filix-femina americanus occidentalis orbiculatus virginiana prolificum arkansana villosa racemosa arborea laevis canadensis lonicera alternifolia stolonifera rugosa glauca setigera trifoliata palustris carolina blanda incana subsp. rugosa subsp. incana amomum subsp. obliqua subsp. amomum opulifolius Common Name American Cranberrybush American Snowberry Elderberry Bittersweet Red Root Maidenhair Fern Ostrich Fern Fragrant False Indigo Lead Plant False Indigo Virgin’s Bower Meadowsweet Steeplebush Eastern Prickly Pear Prickly Eastern PearFragile Prickly Sensitive Fern American Hazelnut American Lady Fern Lady New Tea Jersey Buttonbush Coralberry Common Witch Hazel Shrubby St. John’s Wort Wort John’s St. Shrubby Prairie Wild Rose Wild Yam Red-berried Elderberry Red-berried Downy Serviceberry Allegheny Serviceberry Shadblow Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle Dwarf Pagoda Dogwood Red Osier Dogwood Round-leaved Dogwood Soapweed Rose Illinois Wafer Ash Wafer Swamp Rose Swamp Pasture Rose WildEarly Rose Speckled Alder Silky Dogwood Prairie Ninebark Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download a pricelistatprairiemoon.com/price-list Seed 0,0 1,000 300,000 1,000 300,000 140,000 34,000 10,000 16,000 16,000 33,000 14,000 11,000 13,100 6,000 3,800 5,600 3,200 1,800 1,800 2,600 3,700 2,500 2,500 7,600 7,500 600 600 770 450 oz. SEEDS PER: packet 200 200 500 100 100 150 150 150 125 60 30 30 20 20 50 10 10 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 15 (see pg.C3) (see B or C(60),B or H C(60),B or H C(10), J,I L,C(150) L,C(150) C(60),M C(60),M C(60),M C(30),M C(30),M C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),F C(60),F GERM GERM C(10), I C(10), C(10),I CODE CODE C(60) C(60) M,E A,D A,D H,F H,F H,F H,F H,F H,F H,F F,H F,H M M M M M M M M A A A A S S S S F ? ? SYMPHORICARPOS SYMPHORICARPOS SYMPHORICARPOS CEPHALANTHUS PHYSOCARPUS AMELANCHIER AMELANCHIER AMELANCHIER MATTEUCCIA TREES, SHRUBS, FERNS &CACTI FERNS SHRUBS, TREES, HAMAMELIS CEANOTHUS CEANOTHUS HYPERICUM DIOSCOREA CELASTRUS VIBURNUM SAMBUCUS SAMBUCUS ADIANTUM ATHYRIUM DIERVILLA AMORPHA AMORPHA AMORPHA AMORPHA CLEMATIS ONOCLEA OPUNTIA OPUNTIA CORYLUS SPIRAEA SPIRAEA CORNUS CORNUS CORNUS CORNUS GENUS PTELEA ALNUS YUCCA ROSA ROSA ROSA ROSA ROSA Species canescens nana scandens pedatum trilobum albus racemosa filix-femina virginiana americana struthiopteris sensibilis tomentosa alba virginiana setigera palustris carolina blanda arkansana canadensis fruticosa trifoliata ovatus americanus prolificum glauca occidentalis humifusa fragilis orbiculatus laevis opulifolius incana subsp. rugosa subsp. incana villosa arborea canadensis stolonifera rugosa obliqua subsp. amomum alternifolia lonicera 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | Common Name Fragrant False Indigo Bittersweet Snowberry Elderberry Red-berried Common Witch Hazel Hazelnut American Steeplebush Meadowsweet Wafer Ash Wafer Red Root New Tea Jersey Coralberry Allegheny Serviceberry Lead Plant Prairie Ninebark Maidenhair Fern Downy Serviceberry Shadblow American Cranberrybush American Fern Lady Red Osier Dogwood Round-leaved Dogwood Silky Dogwood Pagoda Dogwood Ostrich Fern Sensitive Fern Virgin’s Bower Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle Dwarf Illinois Rose Illinois Rose Swamp Pasture Rose WildEarly Rose Prairie Wild Rose Elderberry False Indigo Shrubby St. John’s Wort John’s St. Shrubby Soapweed Buttonbush Eastern Prickly Pear Prickly Eastern PearFragile Prickly Speckled Alder Wild Yam

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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CULTUR AL GUIDE - TREES, SHRUBS & VINES / FERNS & CACTI & FERNS / VINES & SHRUBS TREES, - GUIDE AL CULTUR POTTED PLANTS POTTED ship mid-May through late-June. through mid-May ship trays) & (3-packs

C25 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C26 CULTUR AL GUIDE - GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES

Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call CALAMAGROSTIS CALAMAGROSTIS GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR ANDROPOGON ANDROPOGON BECKMANNIA B BOUTELOUA OUTELOUA BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS GENUS CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX Species hirsutella cephalophora kalmii curtipendula canadensis latiglumis gracilis brevior scoparium gerardii grisea bromoides annectens pubescens ciliatus syzigachne lasiocarpa lacustris haydenii gravida gracillima frankii echinata diandra cryptolepis crus-corvi cristatella crawfordii buxbaumii bebbii hystericina grayi granularis comosa blanda intumescens crinita canescens bicknellii atherodes aquatilis Common Name Hairy Green Sedge Green Hairy Sedge Bracted Short-headed Prairie Brome Side-oats Grama Side-oats Blue Joint Grass Ear-leaved Brome Blue Grama Blue Plains Oval Sedge Little Bluestem Little Big Bluestem Sedge Purple-sheathed Graceful Wood Grey Sedge Brome-like Sedge Small Yellow Fox Sedge Hairy Wood Chess Wood Hairy Fringed Brome American Slough Grass Sedge Narrow-leaved Woolly Common Lake Sedge Hayden’s Sedge Long-awned Bracted Sedge Bristly Cattail Sedge Star Sedge Large-fruited PanicledBog Sedge Sedge Northeastern FoxCrowfoot Sedge OvalCrested Sedge FenEarly Sedge Buxbaum’s Sedge Bebb’s Oval Sedge Porcupine Sedge Common Bur Sedge Pale Sedge Sedge Bristly Common Wood Sedge Shining Bur Sedge Fringed Sedge Gray Bog Sedge Sedge Copper-shouldered Oval Sedge Lake Hairy-Leaved Water Sedge Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download a pricelistatprairiemoon.com/price-list Seed 8,0 1,000 280,000 102,000 1,000 102,000 115,000 40,000 38,000 58,000 30,000 30,000 36,000 34,000 0001,000 50,000 18,000 10,000 10,000 23,000 16,000 49,000 29,000 29,000 43,000 43,000 38,500 14,000 32,000 15,000 13,000 12,000 14,500 11,000 12,500 17,000 17,000 90000 8,000 6,000 9,000 1,200 1,300 7,600 7,600 oz. SEEDS PER: packet 600 300 300 300 200 200 200 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 100 100 100 100 750 750 750 750 750 750 150 150 150 150 150 80 25 45 75 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(30) C(30) C(30) A,D A,D A A A A A A A CALAMAGROSTIS CALAMAGROSTIS ANDROPOGON ANDROPOGON BECKMANNIA BOUTELOUA BOUTELOUA BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS BROMUS GENUS CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR Species canadensis gracilis curtipendula scoparium gerardii lasiocarpa lacustris intumescens hystericina hirsutella haydenii grisea grayi gravida granularis frankii echinata diandra cryptolepis crus-corvi cristatella crinita crawfordii comosa cephalophora buxbaumii bromoides brevior blanda bicknellii bebbii atherodes aquatilis annectens gracillima canescens pubescens latiglumis kalmii ciliatus syzigachne 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | Common Name Blue Joint Grass Blue Grama Blue Grama Side-oats Bluestem Little Big Bluestem Narrow-leaved Woolly Sedge Narrow-leaved Common Lake Sedge Shining Bur Sedge Porcupine Sedge Sedge Green Hairy Hayden’s Sedge Wood Grey Sedge Common Bur Sedge Long-awned Bracted Sedge Pale Sedge Bristly Cattail Sedge Star Sedge Large-fruited PanicledBog Sedge Sedge Northeastern FoxCrowfoot Sedge OvalCrested Sedge Fringed Sedge FenEarly Sedge Sedge Bristly Short-headed Bracted Sedge Buxbaum’s Sedge Brome-like Sedge Plains Oval Sedge Common Wood Sedge Copper-shouldered Oval Sedge Bebb’s Oval Sedge Sedge Lake Hairy-Leaved Water Sedge Small Yellow Fox Sedge Purple-sheathed Graceful Sedge Gray Bog Sedge Hairy Wood Chess Wood Hairy Ear-leaved Brome Prairie Brome Fringed Brome American Slough Grass

deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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COMMENTS

POTTED PLANTS POTTED ship early-May through late-June. through early-May ship trays) & (3-packs CULTUR AL GUIDE - GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR - GUIDE AL CULTUR

C27 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C28 CULTUR AL GUIDE - GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES

Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call CHASMANTHIUM GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR ELEO ELEOC ELEOCHARIS ELEOCHARIS DA DIARRHENA DIARRHENA DULICHIUM NTHONIA CYPERUS CYPERUS ELYMUS ELYMUS ELYMUS CHARIS GENUS CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX C CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX C CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX C CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX C CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CINNA HARIS AREX AREX AREX AREX AREX AREX AREX AREX Species spicata acicularis houghtonii americana obovata riparius hystrix arundinacea sterilis retrorsa normalis prairiea lurida leptalea arundinaceum latifolium palustris vulpinoidea trichocarpa tribuloides tenera stricta sartwellii pensylvanica molesta lupulina sprengelii pellita muehlenbergii pseudocyperus muskingumensis vesicaria typhina scoparia shortiana radiata projecta obtusa erythropoda canadensis utriculata stipata Common Name Poverty Oat Grass Oat Poverty Spike Rush Houghton’s Flat Sedge American Beak Grass American Beak Grass Riverbank Wild Rye Bottlebrush Grass Wood Reed Grass Fen Star Sedge Star Fen Sedge Deflexed Bottle-brush Spreading Oval Sedge Fen Panicled Sedge Sedge Sallow Slender Sedge Three-way Sedge River Oats Great Spike Rush Spike Great Brown Fox Sedge Fox Brown Lake Sedge Hairy-fruited Awl-fruited Oval Sedge Narrow-leaved Sedge Oval Common Tussock Sedge Running Marsh Sedge Pennsylvania Sedge Field Oval Sedge Common Hop Sedge Long-beaked Sedge Broad-leaved Woolly Sedge Sedge Bracted Sand False Bristly Sedge Bristly False Palm Sedge Tufted Lake Sedge Common Sedge Cattail Lance-fruited Oval Sedge Lance-fruited Short’s Sedge Straight-styled Wood Sedge Loose-headed Oval Sedge Loose-headed Blunt Spike Rush Spike Blunt Rush Spike Bald Canada WildCanada Rye Common Yellow Lake Sedge Awl-fruited Sedge Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download a pricelistatprairiemoon.com/price-list Seed 100,000 0,0 1,000 100,000 2,0 1,000 120,000 40,000 4001000 84,000 4001000 84,000 30,000 28,000 20,000 34,000 78,000 18,000 10,000 10,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 70,000 22,000 65,000 62,000 53,000 14,000 39,000 32,000 81,000 51,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 41,000 41,000 11,000 17,000 4,000 3,000 5,200 3,300 2,900 2,500 7,600 7,500 oz. SEEDS PER: packet 400 400 400 300 300 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 500 500 500 500 100 100 100 100 100 250 750 750 750 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 75 75 75 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),G C(60),G C(60),G C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) A A A A A CHASMANTHIUM ELEOCHARIS ELEOCHARIS ELEOCHARIS ELEOCHARIS DANTHONIA DIARRHENA DIARRHENA DULICHIUM CYPERUS CYPERUS ELYMUS ELYMUS ELYMUS GENUS CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CAREX CINNA GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR Species spicata riparius hystrix canadensis americana obovata arundinaceum houghtonii arundinacea latifolium vesicaria utriculata typhina trichocarpa tenera stricta stipata sterilis sprengelii shortiana scoparia sartwellii retrorsa radiata pseudocyperus pensylvanica pellita normalis muehlenbergii molesta lurida projecta prairiea lupulina leptalea palustris obtusa erythropoda acicularis vulpinoidea tribuloides muskingumensis 

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deer resistant |*recommended for |**recommended home landscaping for butpotentially landscaping aggressive

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COMMENTS

POTTED PLANTS POTTED ship early-May through late-June. through early-May ship trays) & (3-packs CULTUR AL GUIDE - GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR - GUIDE AL CULTUR

C29 (Oct). Fall and (April–May) Spring seasons, dormant the during ship PLANTS ROOT BARE C30 CULTUR AL GUIDE - GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES

Call 507-452-1362 Prairie Moon Nursery Cultural Guide Cultural Nursery Moon Prairie 507-452-1362 Call GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR SCHIZACHYRIUM SCHIZACHYRIUM MUHLENBERGIA MUHLENBERGIA MUHLENBERGIA SORGHASTRUM SPOROBOLUS SPOROBOLUS SPOROBOLUS SCOLOCHLOA HIEROCHLOE ERAGROSTIS ERAGROSTIS SPARTINA KOELERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA PANICUM PANICUM FESTUCA FESTUCA FESTUCA FESTUCA TRIDENS SCI SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS LEERSIA ELYMUS ELYMUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS GENUS STIPA RPUS POA POA Species subverticillata pungens scoparium nutans pectinata balticus acutus dudleyi spartea villosus flavus asper canadensis heterolepis cryptandrus odorata virginicus microcarpus interior oryzoides palustris pendulus fluviatilis cyperinus racemosa mexicana striata grandis glomerata greenei effusus validus nodosus trichodes spectabilis virgatum acuminatum canadensis macrantha atrovirens paradoxa tenuis festucacea Common Name Nodding Fescue Chairmaker’s Rush Little Bluetem Little Indian Grass Indian Cord Grass Baltic Rush Baltic Hardstem Bulrush Dudley’s Rush Porcupine Grass- Silky WildSilky Rye Purpletop Rough Dropseed Canada Rush Canada Prairie Dropseed Sand Dropseed Sweet Grass Virginia Wild Rye Barberpole Sedge Barberpole Inland Rush Rice Cut Grass Cut Rice Fowl Bluegrass Rufous Bulrush Rufous River Bulrush Wool Grass Upland Wild Timothy Grass Satin Leafy Grass Manna Fowl Grass Manna Reed Marsh Muhly Marsh Greene's Rush Common Rush Great Bulrush Great Rush Knotted Sand Love Grass Love Sand Grass Love Purple Switch Grass Grass Panic Hairy Rattlesnake Grass Rattlesnake June Grass Dark-green Bulrush Dark-green Clustered Fescue Path Rush White Top Grass White Untrimmed Roots 3-Packs A VAILABILITY (seasonal) VAILABILITY Trays Current pricingandavailability atprairiemoon.com Download a pricelistatprairiemoon.com/price-list Seed ,0,0 1,000 1,700,000 1,000 1,700,000 ,5,0 1,000 1,850,000 2,800,000 3,200,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 6,0 1,000 460,000 1,000 460,000 0,0 1,000 200,000 0,0 1,000 200,000 280,000 225,000 5,0 1,000 750,000 4,0 2,000 342,000 3,0 1,000 130,000 1,0 2,000 310,000 175,000 80,000 0001,000 90,000 1,000 90,000 28,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 34,000 6001,000 26,000 0001,000 70,000 23,000 22,000 16,000 14,000 74,000 15,000 19,000 2005000 12,000 12,000 31,000 6,600 4,200 4,300 5,500 680 oz. SEEDS PER: Min. 1oz Min. packet 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 400 400 400 300 200 200 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 100 250 250 250 750 150 150 150 50 GERM CODE CODE GERM (see pg.C3) (see C(60) M,D or C(60) M,D or C(60) M,D or C(60) M or C(90) M or C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),D C(60),G C(60),G A,G,D A,G,D C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(60) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) C(30) A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A,D A A A A A A A A A A A SCHIZACHYRIUM SCHIZACHYRIUM MUHLENBERGIA MUHLENBERGIA MUHLENBERGIA SORGHASTRUM SPOROBOLUS SPOROBOLUS SPOROBOLUS SCOLOCHLOA HIEROCHLOE ERAGROSTIS ERAGROSTIS SPARTINA KOELERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA GLYCERIA PANICUM PANICUM FESTUCA FESTUCA FESTUCA TRIDENS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS SCIRPUS LEERSIA ELYMUS ELYMUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS JUNCUS GENUS GR ASSES, SEDGES & RUSHES & SEDGES ASSES, GR STIPA POA POA Species acutus heterolepis scoparium balticus virginicus villosus pectinata nutans cryptandrus asper spartea fluviatilis macrantha greenei subverticillata paradoxa flavus pendulus microcarpus cyperinus atrovirens validus pungens tenuis nodosus interior effusus dudleyi canadensis odorata festucacea oryzoides striata grandis canadensis trichodes palustris racemosa mexicana glomerata spectabilis virgatum acuminatum 

Germ Code:Germ pg.C3 See fullsun-20% shade |Sun: pollinator favorite | Common Name Hardstem Bulrush Prairie Dropseed Bluestem Little Rush Baltic Virginia Wild Rye WildSilky Rye Cord Grass Grass Indian Sand Dropseed Rough Dropseed Porcupine Grass- River Bulrush June Grass Greene's Rush Nodding Fescue Clustered Fescue Purpletop Bulrush Rufous Barberpole Sedge Barberpole Wool Grass Bulrush Dark-green Great Bulrush Great Chairmaker’s Rush Path Rush Rush Knotted Inland Rush Common Rush Dudley’s Rush Rush Canada Sweet Grass White Top Grass White Rice Cut Grass Cut Rice Fowl Manna Grass Manna Fowl Grass Manna Reed Grass Rattlesnake Sand Love Grass Love Sand Fowl Bluegrass Upland Wild Timothy Grass Satin Leafy Muhly Marsh Grass Love Purple Switch Grass Grass Panic Hairy

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