Our Seed Products
Many of our flowers are open-polinated, and many wild-collected, so we cannot absolutely guarantee them true to species, but we only collect from flowers we believe to be non-contaminated by other species.
Updated and current as of 2-2-2026
We offer a number of seeds, in our effort to spread native wildflowers far and wide. Our current selection can be found below:
Wild Yarrow grows in open fields, prairies, meadows and along woodlands. It has a strong smell to its leaves and has white flowers in mid summer. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~40 seeds
Colicroot grows in moist, acidic sandy soil. Its leaves look like a lily, but in summer it sends up a stalk of smaller white flowers. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~40 seeds
Puttyroot Orchid grows in humusy woods, often under oak or beech trees. It is an orchid, whose leaves come up in fall, and then go dormant in spring, as a flower stalk appears in summer, and then the leaf returns. It is very difficult to grow orchids from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
American Spikenard can grow into almost a shrub, but is deciduous. It is suprising how large it gets but each year it dies back and returns from the ground. It has non-showy flowers, but the berries are maroon and striking. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~25 seeds
Common Milkweed is a well known plant that grows in prairies and fields; it is the host plant for Monarch butterflies. It has pink flowers with very fragrant flowers. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~40 seeds
Butterfly Weed is a well known plant that grows in sandy or clay prairies and fields; it is the host plant for Monarch butterflies. It has orange flowers in mid summer. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~20 seeds
Whorled Milkweed is a host plant for Monarch butterflies. It has small white flowers and very tiny, thin leaves. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~20 seeds
Apalachicola Wild indigo is native to the deep Southeast; it has tall stalks that are full of cream yellow flowers, that then from large seedpods. Perennial, zone 6-9. ~10 seeds
Shepherd's Needles is native to the Southeast; it has tall stalks that are full of bright white flowers. Annual, ~25 seeds
Grass Pink grows fens and bogs in nutrient poor soil. It is an orchid, with leaves that resemble grass, but in mid summer, a stunning stem of pink flowers appears. It is very difficult to grow orchids from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
Pink Lady's Slipper is an orchid that grows in many locations. It is difficult to grow from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. This species requires very acidic soil, but can grow in dry or wet conditions. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-9. ~35 seeds
Yellow Lady's Slipper is an orchid that grows in many locations. It is difficult to grow from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. This species requires very acidic soil, but can grow in dry or wet conditions. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-9. ~35 seeds
Showy Lady's Slipper is an orchid that grows in moist bogs and fens. It is difficult to grow from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. This species requires very acidic soil, but can grow in dry or wet conditions. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-7. ~35 seeds
Thread Leaf Sundew is a carnivorous plant that grows in bogs and fens and on sandy shores. It has showy pink flowers and requires nutrient poor soil and is a temperate species that needs a winter dormancy - it is not a tropical/all-year species. Perennial, zone 6-9. ~10 seeds.
Round Leaf Sundew is a carnivorous plant that grows in bogs and fens and on sandy shores. It requires nutrient poor soil and is a temperate species that needs a winter dormancy - it is not a tropical/all-year species. Perennial, zone 3-7. ~35 seeds.
Elephant's Foot blooms in open woods and woodland trails with light purple flowers in late summer through fall. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
Blue Mist blooms in mid to late summer into fall with blue-purple flowers that are dainty and look almost like a mist. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
Joe Pye Weed is a very well known plant for butterfly gardens, as it is one of their favorite nectar sources in mid to late summer! Perennial, zone 3-8. ~45 seeds.
Queen of the Prairie has tall stalks of striking pink flowers; it grows in moist prairies but is somewhat adaptable to ordinary garden soil. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
Cleavers is an annual that comes up in the fall, and quickly grows into a sprawling plant with white flowers. It usually dies by mid summer and leaves behind long, sticky stems that have many seeds on them. Annual. ~35 seeds.
Rattlesnake Plantain is an orchid that grows in open woods, almost always on or near decaying logs. It is best known for its striking checkered leaves. It is difficult to grow from seed like most orchids; we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~40 seeds.
Kankakee Mallow is a rare midwestern plant that is quite easily to grow. It grows in prairies and similar areas. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~25 seeds.
Pale Jewelweed is an annual of moist ground, but will grow in drier conditions. With reseeding, it can form large stands; hummingbirds love the flowers. Annual. ~10 seeds.
A blue-purple Iris that grows in wet areas, like ditches and on pond margins. It can easily grow in some standing water. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~15 seeds.
Biennial Lettuce is usually a biennial, but can be annual also. It grows in woods, woodland edges and open prairies. It gets quite tall and has whitosh-blue flowers in summer. Biennial, zone 4-8. ~25 seeds.
Michigan Lily takes a few years to get going from seed, but is a long-lived bulb afterward. It does best in slightly moist soil, but is adaptable to most garden conditions. Perennial, zone 4-9. ~15 seeds.
Fen Twayblase is an orchid that grows in bogs and fens. It is very difficult to grow orchids from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-9. ~40 seeds.
Great Lobelia prefers moist soils, but is adaptable. It has tall stalks of blue-purple flowers in late summer and spreads easily by seed when happy. Perennial, zone 4-9. ~45 seeds.
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Pineapple Weed is an annual of disturbed areas, gravel pits and roadsides and driveways. It is in the chamomile famile and is said to be quite nice as a tea. Annual, ~35 seeds.
This stunner has no chlorophyll! It can grow in deep shade, but it requires host trees and a fungus in the soil Seeds are best scattered under oaks or pines. Perennial, zone 3-9. ~45 seeds.
Northern Green Orchid is an orchid that grows in cool bogs, fens, seeps and creek beds. It is difficult to grow from seed like most orchids; we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 2-6. ~40 seeds.
Yellow Fringed Orchid is an orchid that grows in acidic bogs,and wet meadows. It is difficult to grow from seed like most orchids; we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 2-6. ~40 seeds.
Club Spur Orchid is an orchid that grows in bogs, fens, seeps and creek beds. It is difficult to grow from seed like most orchids; we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 2-6. ~40 seeds.
Northern Tubercled Orchid is an orchid that grows in bogs, fens, ditches and moist meadows. It is somewhat more easy to grow from seed than other orchids, but still perhaps difficult; we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-9. ~40 seeds.
Rose Pogonia is an orchid that grows in bogs and fens. It is very difficult to grow orchids from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 3-9. ~40 seeds.
Gray Coneflower is a summer bloomer with yellow flowers in July and August. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
Bloodroot is a spring ephemeral with lovely, if short lived, flowers. It is one of the first plants to bloom in spring. The plants take several years to get to blooming size from seed. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~15 seeds.
Purple Pitcher Plant is a carnivorous plant that grows in bogs and fens. It has showy tubes that are called pitchers that catch insects that it eats. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~10 seeds.
Royal Catchyfly has striking bright red flowers in mid summer. It is long-lived, among a genus that is tyipcally not. Perennial, zone 5-9. ~25 seeds.
Blue Ridge Carrion Flower is a vine that grows in fields, prairies, open woods and woodland edges. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~10 seeds.
Seaside Goldenrod is a tall plant that blooms in late fall. Occasionally in frost or even snow, the flowers persist into October and November. Perennial, zone 4-9. ~40 seeds.
New England Aster is one of the most striking of the genus, with tall stalks of purple and gold flowers in late fall. Perennial, zone 4-9. ~40 seeds.
Dune Tansy is a striking flower that grows in sandy beaches and dunes and spreads to form nice clumps. Perennial, zone 3-6. ~40 seeds.
Cranefly Orchid grows in humusy woods, often under oak or beech trees. It is an orchid, whose leaves come up in fall, and then go dormant in spring, as a flower stalk appears in summer, and then the leaf returns. It is very difficult to grow orchids from seed, but we offer these seeds so anyone who might want to try can. The best luck is had with orchid seeds when they grown in agar, under sterile conditions. Perennial, zone 4-8. ~35 seeds.
Large Flower Trillium grows in open woods and woodland edges, often forming large groupings of plants that can carpet a whole forest floor in spring. The plants take several years to get to blooming size from seed. Perennial, zone 3-8. ~20 seeds.
This section is seasonal, as many things cannot be shipped in high heat, or in freezing weather, and will be updated in spring 2026. Things listed as "sold out" are unavailable now due to weather. Check back for availability March - May/June and September - October/November!
This is for 2 bareroot plants of Muskroot, a rare woodland plant with green flowers. This listing is seasonal and can only be offered in spring and fall. Check back for availability. Perennial, zone 4-8.
This is for 2 no root stem cuttings, that can be rooted. Grows in and around water. Tender Perennial, zone 8-10. Two stem cuttings.
This is for 2 no root stem cuttings, that can be rooted. Perennial, zone 4-8. Two stem cuttings.
This is for 1 bareroot stem of Bog Bean, a wetland plant that can grow in water, or in wetlands. This listing is seasonal and can only be offered in spring and fall. Check back for availability. Perennial, zone 3-8.
This is for 2 small bareroot tubers of Fragrant Water Lily, an aquatic plant that grows in open water of ponds. This listing is seasonal and can only be offered in spring and fall. Check back for availability. Perennial, zone 3-8.
This is for a bareroot plant of Wild Blue Violet. Perennial, zone 4-8.
This is for 2 stem cuttings, that can be rooted. The stems are not sexed, so they could be male or female vines. Perennial, zone 4-8. Two stem cuttings.
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