Milagro Kentucky Bluegrass
Kentucky Bluegrass (Poa pratensis) is a widely used turf and pasture bluegrass is used in all ecotypes with many varieties to choose from. Kentucky Bluegrass can grow anywhere from sea level to alpine zones and is very palatable. This seed withstands heavy traffic and grazing, which is one of the many reasons it is so widely used.
This plant provides a dense green sod especially…
Marsh Blazingstar
General Description:
A perennial flowering plant native to wetlands and marshy regions in North America. It features tall, slender spikes adorned with dense clusters of small, vibrant purple to pink flowers that bloom from the top down, creating a striking visual effect. The plant typically grows between 2 to 4 feet in height and has narrow, grass-like leaves that grow from the base.
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Regreen™ Hybrid Wheatgrass
Regreen™ Hybrid Wheatgrass (Triticum aestivum x Elymus trachycaulus) is an ideal nurse or cover crop for seed projects. Regreen is a certified sterile wheat and wheatgrass cross that won’t reseed and compete with desired species. The large seed germinates quickly to stay one step ahead of potential weeds. The dense, fibrous root system is perfect for stabilizing the soil surface and…
solar farm reclamation
Great Basin Seeds strives to help solar developers with professionalism as your source for seed supply and land consultations. Solar farm reclamation is a diverse field. A native landscape on your solar site will provide water control, can increase public support for your site permits, create a more attractive solar site, reduce long-term maintenance costs and provide invaluable pollinator…
solar farm land restoration
For solar developers that value professionalism, Great Basin Seeds is your source for seed supply and land consultations. Not sure what you need for your solar farm land restoration? We can help you find native species to add value and efficiency to your solar farm. A native landscape on your solar site will provide water control, can increase public support for your site permits, create a more…
Inland Saltgrass
Inland Saltgrass (Disticlis spicata)
Also known scientifically as Disticlis spicata and commonly as Alkalai Saltgrass. Inland Saltgrass (Disticlis spicata) is a highly rhizominous grass, producing long, hairy, sharp pointed, coarse, shoots. It grows from the low valley bottoms to the middle sagebrush grass zone. It is most common in wetlands associated with broad, flat valleys and basins,…
Baltic Rush
Baltic Rush (Juncus balticus) is a wetlands grass-like rhizomatous. This grass is a common and widely occurring in the western, midwestern, and central America as a wetland perennial. The most common and widespread rush is in the Intermountain and Great Basin areas.
General Description:
Baltic Rush (Juncus balticus) is a wetlands grass-like rhizomatous. This grass is a common…
Reed Canarygrass
Reed Canarygrass (Phalaris arundinacea) is 2-9 feet tall non-native. It is very competitive once established and will frequently develop a solid monoculture. Tall growth enables reed canarygrass to compete with other herbaceous species by depriving them of light. Rhizomes account for much of the localized spread of reed canarygrass.
Reed Canarygrass excels in wet areas. It is preferred…
Ginger Kentucky Bluegrass
Kentucky Bluegrass seed and plant description
Scientific name: Poa pratensis
This widely used turf and pasture bluegrass is used in all ecotypes with many varieties to choose from. Kentucky Bluegrass can grow anywhere from sea level to alpine zones and is very palatable. This seed withstands heavy traffic and grazing, which is one of the many reasons it is so widely used.…
Woods Rose
Woods Rose (Rosa woodsii), also known common as wild rose or mountain rose, is a shrubs growing 0.2-2(-3) m high with shallow, branching fibrous roots. It sometimes forms nearly impenetrable thickets. Flowers occur on branches lateral from the old wooda and are pink to lilac-pink or lavender. It forms a fleshy red fruit or Hip and was named for Joseph Woods, 1776-1864, an early English student…