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Native Plant Sale

The 2023 Kitsap Conservation District Native Plant Sale is now closed. Thank you to all who ordered! Come back soon for more information on plant pickup.

Northwest Wildflower Seed

Name: Northwest Wildflower Seed
SKU: 5075
Availability: InStock

Pacific NW Variety

This mix of native and non-native species is well adapted to the Pacific Northwest. A vibrant blend of twenty-four annuals, biennials and perennials will add a bright spot of color to your garden and provide forage for bees and other beneficial insects. Species include Clarkia, Coreopsis, Poppies and many more. Not recommended for use around livestock.

Mature height: 6″ to 18″
Mature width: 6″ to 48″
Light conditions: sun
Soil: well-drained; dry to moist
Sold in one ounce or one pound packets. One ounce covers 220 square feet. One pound covers 3,500 square feet.
$3.75 per one ounce packet, $35.00 per one pound packet