Mowable Short Native Meadow Seed Mix
Mowable Short Native Meadow Seed Mix
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This Mowable Short Native Meadow mix is made for mowing 3 to 4 inches high 1 to 8 times in the spring/early summer. The less it’s mowed, the more it will bloom. Even when heavily mowed throughout the year, it will still cover the ground with native vegetation. If it’s mown every week throughout the year it will mostly mature as Yarrow and Heal All native vegetation. The less often it is mown, the more flower diversity it will have. Mowing on the highest height possible is also beneficial to the potential diversity. In the spring time the native Yarrow will arise to bloom in late spring. Early Summer to Midsummer the native variation of Heal All will bloom at just a few inches tall. In late summer Early Goldenrod, Mistflower and Orange Coneflower will combine with gold and blue colored blooms. After these two species are finished, Few-Leaf Sunflower and Dwarf Goldenrod will end the year with pollinator popular sunflower and goldenrod blooms. Purple Top is included as a short native grass that complements these wildflowers. This Mowable Native Mix is adapted to dry sites, moderate moisture sites, and seasonally wet sites that become better drained during the summer time. It can grow in as little as 4 hours of direct sunlight per day in sandy, clay, or silt soil textures.
You can also use this mix as a ground cover seed mix covering bare/open ground.
Species List: Achillea millefolium Native Yarrow, Prunella vulgaris var. lanceolata Heal All, Helinathus occidentalis Few Leaf Sunflower, Mistflower Conoclinium coelestinum , Rudbeckia fulgida Orange Coneflower, Solidago nemoralis Dwarf Goldenrod, Solidago juncea Early Goldenrod, Purple Top - Tridens flavus
Regional Applicability
This seed mix is widely applicable throughout the Midwest, Southeast and Northeastern United States as depicted by our map. Few-Leaf Sunflower is not a common native plant, but has been found native growing throughout the southeast, midwest, and lower northeast. Even if Few-Leaf Sunflower are native a state or two away from your area, they will be much more ecological beneficial than lawn grasses and non-native clover. Mistflower is native the lower half of the midwest, and southeast. It is neither native nor harmful in the northeast.
2,500 square feet - $130
1/8th acre - $183
1/4th acre - $240
1/2th acre - $390
1 acre - $680
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If you’re buying this seed mix for fall of 2026 application; store it in the fridge until you’re ready to seed it.








