Great Basin Seed Catalog
Our Great Basin Seed Catalog is packed with helpful information to make choosing easier. Explore pasture and cover crop mixes, alfalfa, grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, and more. We’ve backed it with practical planting information and comparison charts. Whether you’re planting a backyard, pasture, farm, or large reclamation project, this catalog is a great place to start.
Not sure what seed will work best on your land? The Great Basin Seed Catalog is a practical guide to comparing options, knowing where different species grow best, and confidently planning your next planting project.
Inside, you’ll find seed for farms, ranches, rangelands, pastures, residential landscapes, conservation plantings, and large-scale reclamation projects. Browse our pasture and cover crop mixes, alfalfa varieties, clovers and legumes, small grains, warm- and cool-season grasses, lawn and turf mixes, wildflowers, shrubs and sub-shrubs.
The catalog includes more than product listings. Detailed charts make it easier to compare species by characteristics such as precipitation needs, soil type, salt and alkali tolerance, growth season, lifespan and intended use. You’ll also find pasture and alfalfa selectors, regional wildflower recommendations, planting rates, mix formulations, and information about coated seed.
Planning a specialized project? Explore resources for custom seed mixes, Conservation Reserve Program plantings, sage-grouse habitat, saline and alkaline soils, erosion control, wildfire recovery and mine, pipeline, road and disturbed-land reclamation. The catalog also explains the benefits of cover crops and offers guidance for selecting species that fit your soil, climate, livestock and land-management goals.
You’ll also get to know the Great Basin Seed team, our history in the Western seed industry and the quality testing, cleaning, and labeling standards behind the seed we sell.
Whether you’re planting a backyard wildflower patch, improving a livestock pasture or restoring hundreds of acres, the Great Basin Seed Catalog is a helpful place to begin.
