Blackland Prairie Mix by Native American Seed is a rich blend of 43 native wildflowers and grasses, crafted to help restore one of Texas' most iconic and endangered ecosystems. Inspired by the natural beauty and resilience of the Blackland Prairie, this mix invites you to experience the ever-changing tapestry of a healthy prairie through every season.

Key Features:

• Contains 43 species of native wildflowers and grasses, promoting year-round color and biodiversity including: American Basketflower, Big Bluestem, Black-eyed Susan, Broomsedge Bluestem, Buffalograss, Butterfly Weed, Cane Bluestem, Clasping Coneflower, Eastern Gramagrass, Engelmann's Daisy, Green Sprangletop, Hooded Windmill Grass, Illinois Bundleflower, Indian Blanket, Indian Grass, Inland Seaoats, Lanceleaf Coreopsis, Lemon Mint, Little Bluestem, Maximillian Sunflower, Mealy Blue Sage, Partridge Pea, Pink Evening Primrose, Plains Bristlegrass, Plain Coreopsis, Prairie Goldenrod, Prairie Verbena, Prairie Wildrye, Purple Prairie Clover, Purpletop, Rattlesnake Master, Sand Dropseed, Sand Lovegrass, Showy Milkweed, Sideoats Grama, Smooth White Penstemon, Spiderwort, Standing Cypress, Stiff Goldenrod, Swamp Milkweed, Switchgrass, Tall Dropseed, Tall Goldenrod, Texas Bluebonnet, Texas Cupgrass, Texas Yellow Star, Virginia Wildrye, Waco Indiangrass, White Rosinweed, Winecup-Annual, Winecup-Perennial.

• Supports vital prairie wildlife, including Bobwhite Quail, Horned Lizards, and small mammals through its bunchgrass structure.

• Grows with a natural open form, creating wildlife micro-trails beneath the grass canopy.

• Helps rebuild depleted soils and restores natural nutrient cycles without reliance on chemical fertilizers.

• Adapted to Texas' climate and soil conditions, honoring the original Blackland Prairie landscape.

Once covering vast parts of Texas, the Blackland Prairie was largely lost to cultivation by the early 1900s. This mix is a step toward reversing that loss, helping rebuild prairies that support native wildlife, healthy soils, and more resilient ecosystems.