Northwest Wild Wetland Economy Mix

The Northwest Wild Wetland Economy Mix is designed with a variety of forbs and grasses that are commonly found in shallow, standing water throughout lowlands, wetlands and springs.  The benefit to this seed mix is that it uses wetland plants that are adapted and able to withstand seasonal summer conditions, which may dry-out the shallow water surrounding them.  This adaptation results in a versatile native wetland mix that will provide excellent and aesthetic ground cover for most everglade areas.

On a site of bare and loose soil, that will provide optimal seed-to-soil contact, a broadcast seeding rate of 10 lb./acre may be used.  If very little site preparation has been done (i.e. only scratching the surface of the soil and existing vegetation is present), then use the doubled rate of 20 lb./acre.

Ingredients: Hairgrass – Tufted, Oregon Sunshine, Sloughgrass – American, Foxtail – Water, Barley – Meadow, Buttercup – Western, Heal-All, Bentgrass – Spike, Hairgrass – Slender, Yarrow – Western, Clover – Spanish, Sea Blush, Camas – Common, Buttercup – Straitbeak, Primrose – Dense Spike, Burnet – Western

*Note: Ingredients may vary depending on seed availability. (Contains Water Foxtail which is a debated, possible non -native species)

**For larger quantities than listed for sale please contact us for availability and pricing.

The broadcast rate for seeding is 20 – 25 pounds per acre.

The seed drill rate for seeding in rows is 10 pounds per acre.