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Ladino White Clover Food Plot Seed

Ladino white clovers are larger leafed, later blooming and more upright growing than either small or intermediate white clover types. Under optimal fertility and management, ladino white clovers are more productive than other white clover types. However, Ladino clovers are not dependable reseeders and have fewer stolons and leaves close to ground level. Because of these reasons, ladino clovers have lower grazing persistence. Intermediate clovers are exactly as their name implies: intermediate. Flowering period and leaf size fall between small and large-type white clovers. Intermediate types typically reseed more dependably than ladinos, possess many stolons and leaves at ground level, and produce more forage than small types. Because of these traits, intermediate types of white clover persist well in grazing situations. Seeding depth: 1/4-1/2" Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 800,000 seeds per pound.

Turf Type Perennial Ryegrass Seed

Improved tolerance to cold winters and warm summers Rapid germination (approximately 7-14 days)

Kentucky Bluegrass Seed

Grown under most soil conditions Mowing cold, heat, drought and wear or traffic tolerant Improved disease resistance Germinates in approximately 21-28 days New lawns: 3 lbs/1,000 sq. ft. Established lawns: 1.5 lbs/1,000 sq. ft.

Big Bluestem Seed (Andropogon gerardii)

Warm season grass. Works well to mix with a cool season grass. This seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Andropogon gerardii Warm season, perennial bunch grass. Works well to mix with a cool season grass. Has an attractive reddish-copper color in fall and can help create beautiful landscape. Blooms from June through September. Can reach heights of 3-8 feet tall. Grown in Western Minnesota. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT WARM SEASON GRASSES ARE PLANTED WITHIN 300 MILES WHERE GROWN. Soil Type: Well drained. Longevity: Pereninial. Moisture requirement: Adaptable to dry. Approximately 145,300 seeds/lb Planting Range: May 1-June 1 or fall seeding

Pollinator Wildflower Seed Mix

This flower mixture is designed specifically for pollinator conservation in the Midwest and Eastern United States.  The western planting boundary would be a line straight south from the eastern borders of North and South Dakota. It contains a balanced blend of native annuals and perennials that provide nectar and pollen throughout the growing season. Mix Contains: Black-Eyed Susan, Blue Wild Indigo, Brown-Eyed Susan, Butterfly Milkweed, Eastern Columbine, Gray Goldenrod, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Lavender Hyssop, Lemon Mint, New England Aster, Ohio Spiderwort, Partridge Pea, Perennial Lupine, Plains Coreopsis, Purple Coneflower, Showy Tick Trefoil, Spotted Beebalm, White Upland Aster, and Wild Sunflower Seeding Rate: 8 oz covers 1,000 sq ft. 12-24 lbs/acre

Egyptian Wheat Seed

Warm season grass, a member of the sorghum family Well suited for game birds, especially quail Makes excellent cover, can grow up to 10 ft tall Plant in soil temperature of 60 or higher Seeding Depth: 1/2" Longevity: Annual

Ladino White Clover Seed

Ladino white clovers are larger leafed, later blooming and more upright growing than either small or intermediate white clover types. Under optimal fertility and management, ladino white clovers are more productive than other white clover types. However, Ladino clovers are not dependable reseeders and have fewer stolons and leaves close to ground level. Because of these reasons, ladino clovers have lower grazing persistence. Intermediate clovers are exactly as their name implies: intermediate. Flowering period and leaf size fall between small and large-type white clovers. Intermediate types typically reseed more dependably than ladinos, possess many stolons and leaves at ground level, and produce more forage than small types. Because of these traits, intermediate types of white clover persist well in grazing situations. Seeding depth: 1/4-1/2" Longevity: Perennial. Seed Count: 800,000 seeds per pound.

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Oasis Chicory

Oasis Chicory is a high yielding, highly attractive and nutritious perennial that pairs well with clovers. It breaks winter early and has superior drought tolerance to other species. It is best paired with clovers at a rate of 2-5 lbs per acre in a mix. While most commonly used for deer, Oasis chicory is also suitable for all types of production livestock. Plant in Spring or early Fall Plant at 6-8 lbs per acre alone, or 2-5 lbs per acre in a mix

Tomahawk Indiangrass Seed (Sorghastrum nutans)

Indiangrass is a long-lived, warm-seasoned, tall native bunchgrass This indiangrass seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Sorghastrum nutans Indiangrass is a long-lived, warm-season, tall native bunchgrass. Works well to mix with a cool season grass. It's adapted throughout the United States in most soil types from heavy clay to coarse sands. Indiangrass spreads by seed. Individual plants increase by size to large, dense bunches of underground rhizomes. Provides excellent forage for wildlife and good cover for deer and gamebirds. Should be planted between 1/4" - 1/2" in. deep. Grows 4-8 feet tall Best seedling stands have been obtained where plantings were made on a clean-tilled, firm, well-prepared seedbed. Longevity: Perennial Approximately 179,300 seeds/lb Planting Range: May 1-June 1 or fall seeding The known climatic adaptation of Tomahawk is primarily associated to North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and extreme Western Wisconsin. It is best suited to fertile, well-drained soils. It is not well adapted to highly saline or alkaline conditions. Although Tomahawk is better suited to moderately wet soil, it will withstand droughty conditions and can be used on such sites for ground cover. Precipitation for the area of adaptation ranges from 15 to 30 inches.

Remedy® Ultra Herbicide

Remedy Ultra Herbicide is an oil soluble herbicide that controls woody and broadleaf weeds in many outdoor residential and commercial areas, from rangeland to non-irrigation ditch banks. Using triclopyr, this product can be applied through a variety of different methods: foliar sprays, basal bark, cut stump applications, even through aerial broadcast. Just follow the directions below and the pests on your property will soon be gone. To protect crops and other desirable plants, make sure to follow all of the precautions and directions on the product label. Controlling for more than 35 different species of brush weeds, Remedy Ultra Herbicide works great on established grass, destroying the weeds while improving the growth of the grass, so long as it is properly watered. Do not apply more than 1/2 gallons per acre during a growing season on areas where animals graze. On non-grazing land, up to 8 quarts of Remedy Ultra can be applied per acre per year. Triclopyr, butoxyethyl ester 60.45% Target Pests - Woody plants and broadleaf weeds For use in commercial areas, rangeland, grass pastures, CRP areas, including fence rows and  non-irrigation ditch banks Application:Foliar: Only apply to plants that are in full leaf during applicationBasal Bark: 20 to 30 gallons with oil to make 100 gallons and spray plant and tree trunks 12 to 15 inches from the ground until fully wetCut Stump: 20 to 30 gallons with oil to make 100 gallons and spray the root collar area, sides of the stump and the outer portion of the cut surface until fully wet To ensure prompt shipment, please call us at 715-879-5556 after placing your order.

Detroit Dark Red Beet Seed

Good yields with exceptional quality. 65 Day R.M. Good yields with exceptional quality. Produces consistent 3" dark red globes that are suitable for boiling, pickling, canning, baking, and freezing. Also stores extremely well. Thin to 2-3" apart once established. Place on cool, well drained soils for best yields. 26,544 Seeds per lb 6-10 days to germination An heirloom seed  

Common Milkweed Seed (Asclepias syriaca)

The five petals of Common Milkweed are green to purple-tinged, and are topped by a crown of five erect lobes that are rose to purple, rarely white. The five petals of Common Milkweed are green to purple-tinged, and are topped by a crown of five erect lobes that are rose to purple, rarely white. Milkweed is burned in the fall to eliminate dead stalks and stimulate new growth. Burning causes new growth to have taller, straighter stems (with longer fibers). It also stimulates flower and seed production. Scientific name: Asclepias syriaca Grows in sandy, clayey, or rocky calcareous soils. Color: Pink Bloom Period: Summer Height: 36″-48″ Type: Perennial Moisture: Dry, Moderate Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Shade USDA Hardiness zones: 4-9 Approximately 86,000 seeds/lb Approximately 4,000 seeds/oz

Stutsman Soybean - 0.7 RM

0.7 Maturity Very high yielding conventional soybean Resistant to race 3 Phytophthora root rot Purple flower, gray pubescence, brown pods, yellow hila Sold in 60# packages

Nitrogen Plus Plow Down Seed

Nitrogen Plus Plowdown is a mix formulated with two primary objectives: nitrogen-fixing capabilities and biomass production. This balanced blend of 33% Crimson Clover, 33% Berseem Clover, and 33% Mammoth Red Clover ensures excellent nitrogen fixation and substantial biomass output. Expect more than 2000 lbs of dry matter per acre and up to 200 lbs of nitrogen per acre, making it a highly effective cover crop mix for improving soil fertility and structure.Benefits Nitrogen Fixation: Provides up to 200 lbs of nitrogen per acre, enhancing soil fertility. High Biomass Production: Produces more than 2000 lbs of dry matter per acre, contributing to improved soil organic matter and structure. Nutrient Scavenging: Scavenges nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and other essential nutrients from the soil. Soil Improvement: Enhances soil health by improving nutrient availability and organic matter content. Balanced Composition: Includes a mix of clovers that are compatible and effective for cover cropping. Characteristics Composition: 33% Crimson Clover 33% Berseem Clover 33% Mammoth Red Clover Type: Cool season annual mix. Planting Instructions Seeding Rate: Seed at 10-15 lbs/acre. Seeding Depth: Plant seeds at a depth of 1/4-1/2 inch. Planting Range: Suitable for planting in late summer to fall for optimal establishment. Nitrogen Plus Plowdown from Elk Mound Seed is a highly effective cover crop mix designed to enhance soil fertility through robust nitrogen fixation and substantial biomass production. This well-balanced mix ensures improved soil health and productivity, making it an ideal choice for farmers looking to boost their soil's nutrient content and organic matter.

Balansa Clover

Balansa is a cool-season legume which can grow in a large range of soils tolerating pH levels from 4.5-8.3. The species is quite tolerant of waterlogged soils and can even withstand short periods of flooding. White or pink in color. Easily digestible with protein levels in upper 20's. Features rapid germination and vast quantities of biomass Individual plants can exceed 10 feet in length; however, the plant structure is only able to support 3 feet of vertical growth Seeding Depth: 1/4"-1/2" deep in well prepared seedbed. Longevity: Annual. 50% Seed coating Tolerates wide range of soil types Massive taproot Can grow up to 3 ft tall with stems as long as 10 ft Capable of creating 100 lbs of nitrogen an acre Excellent forage for grazing or cutting Seeding Rate: Drilled 5-6 lbs/acre Broadcasted 8-10 lbs/acre (in mixes 3-5 lbs/acre)

Tactacam Reveal Gen 2.0 Cellular Camera

Tactacam's REVEAL X 2.0 combines long-lasting power performance with remarkable image quality, day or night. X 2.0 comes with the low-glow IR advantage, delivering the fastest shutter trigger, longest range detection, and clearest image captures with minimal to no motion blur, even at night! Weather-resistant body, instant photo delivery, and simple operation make this a must-have cellular camera for all remote or outdoor observation. Technical Specifications:Cellular Network:    LTECellular Carrier:    Verizon, AT&TPhoto Definition:    16MPFlash Range:    96' (29m)Memory:    Requires Class 10, U3 SD Card, 32GBPower:    12 AA Batteries (not included)External Power:    DC 12V input

Tuscan Vine Suet Feeder

Double Suet Feeder

Lanceleaf Coreopsis, 1 oz

A member of the Asteraceae family, Coreopsis lanceolata is native to most of the United States, parts of Canada, and Mexico. It grows from multiple erect stems and has opposite, sessile, linear oblong leaves that are found mostly in the bottom half of the plant. Both ray and disk flowers are present with the ray flowers having four lobes at the tips. The big flowers and undivided deeply cut leaves with an opposite arrangement make this any easy wildflower to identify in the field. It is hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 3-8 and typically blooms from April through July. Lanceleaf coreopsis has been a long time favorite of both beginning and advanced gardeners. It is easily propagated from seed and as is typical of many native wildflowers, it is often not until the second year when numerous blooms are formed. This wildflower prefers full sun and does best in well-drained soil. Its self-seeding nature makes it a perfect candidate for prairie, meadow, and native wildflower plantings. When conditions are right it will grow into large colonies and produce showy yellow flower carpets. As long as the seed heads are removed it will also do well growing in a border. Lanceleaf coreopsis is a very dependable and prolific flowering native perennial. It has few problems with insects or disease and will thrive in conditions of high heat, drought and humidity. Finally, bees, birds, and butterflies are quite fond of lanceleaf coreopsis. It is a common component of pollinator gardens and native wildflower mixes.

EMS Fleece Lined Stocking Hat - Black

Simazine 4L - 2.5 Gallons

Simazine 4L is a preemergence herbicide that provides effective broad-spectrum control of a wide range of annual and perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds in a variety of crops. This formulation contains 41.9% Simazine which is effective in controlling troublesome weeds such as barnyardgrass, chickweed, carpetweed, crabgrass, lambsquarters, downy brome, fall panicum, filaree, fireweed, foxtail species, goosegrass, henbit, ragweed, wild oats, witchgrass, and more. Generally, it is applied before emergence of weeds or following weed growth removal. Rainfall or irrigation is required to help penetrate it into the root zone. This liquid formulation may tank-mixed with other herbicides for enhanced efficacy and performance. Available in a 2.5-gallon jug.

American Purple Top Rutabaga Seed

Flattened, round bulbs that has a mild, sweet flavor. Rutabaga’s prefer well drained soils with a pH between 6.4-6.8. Prefers cool weather and grows best as a fall crop. Relative Maturity – 90 Days. 130,000 seeds/lb.

Smooth Blue Aster Seed (Aster laevis)

Smooth Blue Aster has many attractive qualities – they include its adaptability, beautiful flowerheads, attractive foliage, and flowering stems that usually remain erect.  Scientific name: Aster laevis OR Symphyotrichum laeve Color: Yellow Bloom Period: Summer, Fall (2nd year after seeding) Height: 12″-36″ Type: Biennial Moisture: Dry, Moderate, Moist Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Shade Seeds/lb: 1,746,000

Maximilian Sunflower Seed (Helianthus maximiliani)

Butterflies, beetles, and long- and shorttongued bees consume the nectar or pollen produced the flowers of Maximilian sunflower. Maximilian sunflower is used as a conservation planting for habitat development, prairie restoration and landscaping, and range and pasture maintenance.  Butterflies, beetles, and long- and shorttongued bees consume the nectar or pollen produced the flowers of Maximilian sunflower. Optimal seeding times are November to May in the central Great Plains and January to March in the southern Great Plains. Scientific name: Helianthus maximiliani In early winter, rake Maximilian sunflower seeds into loose topsoil and cover with 0.25 to 0.5 inch of soil or mulch A long cold period is required before germination Seedling vigor is good Color: Yellow Bloom Period: Summer, Fall Height: 60″-96″ Type: Perennial Moisture: Dry, Moderate Sunlight: Full Sun Seeds/lb: 182,000

Certified MN Torgy Hard Red Spring Wheat

Great baking quality Medium test weight and excellent grain protein Great straw strength Excellent disease resistance Medium maturity Plant averages 30″ in height Seed at 120 lbs/acre

Offseason

Offseason is a blend of three clovers assembled to not only provide food, but to also help fight fertilizer and herbicide costs. This will help provide nutrients to your soil and suppress weeds until its time to plant your fall greens. Plant in the spring or frost seed in the winter. When it's time to plant fall greens, you can plow down/till/disc this blend prior to planting.Alta Swede Mammoth Clover: Tall and aggressive growing single cut cloverMedium Red Clover: Fast establishing on a variety of soil typesCrimson Clover: Annual variety that excels in soil improvement Weight Coverage 4.5 lbs 1/2 acre 9 lbs 1 acre

Virginia Wildrye Seed (Elymus virginicus)

A cool season, perennial bunch grass This seed is sold as pure live seed (PLS). Pure live seed is the percentage of pure and viable seed in a given lot. Scientific name: Elymus virginicus A cool season, perennial bunch grass. Virginia wildrye will tolerate a wide range of soil textures, from coarse sands to heavy clay. It is similar to Canada wildrye in appearance, but is typically shorter in height. Grows 2-3 feet in height. Palatable and nutritious forage for large game animals such as deer. Can be mixed with warm season grasses for restoration and conservation plantings. Color may vary from green to silvery blue, and foliage often has a waxy appearance. Shade tolerant and is equally at home in open grasslands and prairies as it is in wooded sites. Seed should be planted in early fall approximately ¼ to ½ inch deep in heavy soils, and up to 1 inch deep in sandy soils.  

Prairie Cordgrass Seed (Spartina pectinata)

A warm season perennial grass A warm season perennial grass. It will grow in seasonally dry sites, tolerates alkaline conditions and high water tables but is intolerant of prolonged flooding. Grows on a wide array of soil types. Seedling vigor is only moderate, and seed often germinates throughout the course of the summer. Adequate water at planting time is critical for establishment. The first few years of establishment by seed may require weed control if heavily infested. Mowing more than once per season can reduce vigor. It has an average height of 3 to 8 feet. Approximately 183,000 seeds/lb Approximately 9,000 seeds/oz

Certified Lacey Barley Seed

Certified Lacey Barley has become the new standard for feeding barley in the upper Midwest. Known for its high-quality forage and respectable tonnage, Lacey Barley is highly valued both for its forage quality and its malting and brewing characteristics. It is also an excellent option for replacing corn in cattle diets.Benefits High Yielding: Consistently top-yielding since its release. High-Quality Forage: Produces very high-quality forage with excellent yield to quality ratios when harvested at the boot stage. Versatile Use: Can be used as forage or as a replacement for corn in cattle diets. Malting and Brewing: Favorable for malting and brewing due to high malt extract, low soluble protein, and high alpha-amylase activity. Good Lodging Resistance: Sturdy and resistant to lodging, ensuring reliable growth and yield. Characteristics Type: Six-row barley with medium-sized kernels. Planting Range: Early spring for optimal growth. Seeding Rate: Sow seeds at a rate of 80-100 lbs/acre. Planting Instructions Timing: Plant in early spring for the best results. Seeding Rate: Use 80-100 lbs/acre to ensure optimal growth and yield. Certified Lacey Barley is a versatile and reliable option for farmers looking to produce high-quality forage or malt. Its excellent malting characteristics and high yield make it a valuable crop for both forage and brewing industries. The added benefit of good lodging resistance ensures a stable and productive crop season.

Kandy Korn Conventional Sweet Corn Seed

Kandy Korn EH is a stunning sweet corn variety known for its attractive burgundy-red streaked ear flags and devoted following. This Sugary Enhanced (SE) corn has a rich, creamy texture with juicy golden yellow ears that are very tender. With an 81-day maturity, it's great for eating fresh or freezing for later enjoyment. Perfect for both fresh markets and home gardens, Kandy Korn EH offers a delightful addition to your corn selection.Product Specifications: Botanical Name: Zea mays Common Name/Fruit Type: Sweet Corn Endosperm Type: Sugary Enhanced (SE) Maturity Slotting: Main Average Days to Maturity: 81 days Ear Size: 9" x 1.9" Kernel Color: Yellow Average Rows: 16 Disease Resistance: None reported Intermediate Disease Resistance: Stewart's Wilt Market Segments: Fresh / Home Garden End Use: Roadside, local markets, home garden Home Garden Segment: Traditional Adaptable for Container Gardening: No Recommended Bedding Plant Retail Container: Packs Planting Instructions: Planting Depth: Sow seeds at a depth of 1.5 to 2 inches into the ground. Planting too shallow can lead to the surface drying out, while planting too deep can expose the seeds to cool soil temperatures, which may cause seed rot. Planting Dates: The ideal time to plant sweet corn is between May 1 and May 15. Planting earlier may risk frost damage, and planting later can result in smaller yields. Seeding Rate: Aim for a planting density of 24,000 to 26,000 kernels per acre. This helps achieve optimal growth conditions. Row Width: Maintain row widths between 30 to 36 inches, ensuring the spacing accommodates the equipment you will use for nurturing and harvesting the corn. These guidelines will help ensure your sweet corn grows successfully with high yields and quality. Choose Kandy Korn EH for a visually appealing and delicious addition to your garden or market, perfect for fresh consumption or freezing for later enjoyment.

Spring Wheat Seed - 5 lb

Fully mature by mid-late summer Non-GMO seed Planting Depth: 1-2" Plating Range: April

Alf-Grass Forage Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Alf-Grass Mix combines high-quality Megaleaf Alfalfa with Timothy to create an ideal blend for producing excellent hay for dry cows, beef cattle, or horses. This mix ensures timely drydown and superior forage quality, offering higher yields than alfalfa alone. The grass in alfalfa stands with good fall growth can protect alfalfa crowns from winter injury by trapping more snow within the stand.Recommended Use:Makes great hay for dry cows, beef cattle, or horsesSeeding Rates:Seed this mix at 15-18 lbs/acrePlanting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Contains: 70% Megaleaf Alfalfa: Provides high yield and exceptional forage quality, ensuring robust and nutritious growth. 30% Timothy: Enhances the mix with its high palatability and nutritional profile, contributing to effective drydown and overall forage quality. Drydown Quality: The Alf-Grass Mix features excellent drydown qualities due to the presence of Megaleaf Alfalfa and Timothy. Alfalfa offers high nutritional value and robustness, while Timothy complements the mix with its high palatability and good drying characteristics. Together, these components ensure a balanced and effective drying process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production. Grass in alfalfa stands can also protect the alfalfa crowns from winter injury, adding resilience to the mix.This Alf-Grass Mix ensures a productive and sustainable solution for producing high-quality hay, meeting the diverse needs of your livestock with reliable growth and superior forage.

Clover-Grass Forage Seed Mix

Elk Mound Seed's Clover Grass Mix has been developed for farmers on heavy ground and modified with grass to make baling an option. This mix ensures excellent winter hardiness with Canadian-produced seed, providing reliable and persistent forage. It can be used for new seeding or interseeding, making it a versatile choice for improving pasture productivity.Recommended Use: Can be used for new seeding or interseeding Excellent option for producers on heavy ground Rapid root growth Can be grazed or baled Maximum forage production and feed quality Seeding Rates:Seed this mix at 12-18 lbs/acrePlanting Range:Spring, late summerMixture Contains: 60% Ojibwa Medium Red Clover: Offers high nutritional value and excellent winter hardiness. 20% Timothy: Enhances the mix with its high palatability and nutritional profile. 20% Alsike Clover: Adds diversity and adaptability to moist soils. Drydown Quality: The Clover Grass Mix features good drydown qualities, aided by the rapid root growth and high forage quality of Medium Red Clover and Timothy. Alsike Clover complements the mix by adding resilience and adaptability to moist soils. Together, these components ensure a balanced and effective drying process, making the mix suitable for high-quality hay production. The inclusion of grasses in the mix improves its suitability for baling, providing flexibility in forage use.This Clover Grass Mix ensures a productive and sustainable solution for pastures on heavy ground, offering high-quality forage and reliable growth.

White Dutch Clover Seed

White Dutch Clover is a long-living perennial clover that can grow as much as 6" tall.  White Dutch clover is a perfect companion with other low-growing species for planting along roads, along trails, and on logging roads.  Once established, White Dutch Clover stands can last several years if properly managed.  Our high-quality White Dutch Clover seed is not coated.  White Dutch clover is a preferred forage by wildlife and is very beneficial to pollinators.  Plant at 1/4" into a firm seedbed Plant early spring to mid-fall Can also be frost seeded

Illinois Bundleflower Seed (Desmanthus illinoensis)

Illinois bundleflower is frequently used in range re-vegetation projects.  Easily established, Illinois bundleflower may be seeded alone at a depth of ½ inch on heavier moister soils or up to 1 inch deep on dryer sandier soil types. Planting into a prepared seed bed with mulch would increase the chance of establishment. Planting in the early to mid spring time would provide optimum moisture conditions for the seedlings. Broadcast planting would require a 50 to 100 percent increase in the amount of seed used. Scientific name: Desmanthus illinoensis A.K.A. False sensitive plant, Illinois mimosa, Illinois demanthus Color: White Bloom Period: Summer Height: 36″-60″ Type: Perennial Moisture: Dry Sunlight: Full Sun Seeds/lb: 67,000

Butterfly Milkweed Seed (Asclepias tuberosa)

Butterfly milkweed is a wonderful horticultural plant for landscaping to attract butterflies (particularly monarchs), whose numbers are declining and migratory routes changing due to lack of appropriate habitat. Butterfly milkweed also has strikingly beautiful flowers. Milkweed is burned in the fall to eliminate dead stalks and stimulate new growth. Burning causes new growth to have taller, straighter stems (with longer fibers). It also stimulates flower and seed production. Scientific name: Asclepias tuberosa Grows on sandy, loamy, or rocky limestone soils of prairies, open woodlands, roadsides, and disturbed areas Color: Orange Bloom Period: Summer Height: 18″-30″ Type: Perennial Moisture: Dry, Moderate Sunlight: Full Sun USDA Hardiness zones: 3-9 Approximately 108,000 seeds/lb Approximately 3,500 seeds/oz

Mammoth Red Clover Seed

Mammoth Red Clover is a versatile legume best suited for plowdown situations or emergency silage. This single-cut clover is known for its significant biomass production and ability to produce as much nitrogen as medium red clover. Inoculated with Nitragen Gold, Mammoth Red Clover ensures optimal nitrogen fixation and soil enrichment.Food Plot UsesMammoth Red Clover is an excellent choice for food plots. Its high nitrogen production and significant biomass make it a valuable addition to any food plot, providing nutritious forage and improving soil health. While it is susceptible to winterkill, the clover’s rapid growth and nutrient-rich foliage make it highly attractive to deer. Its ability to thrive in plowdown situations ensures that it can be easily managed and incorporated into the soil, enhancing the overall productivity and fertility of the food plot.Mammoth Red Clover from Elk Mound Seed is an ideal choice for enhancing food plots, offering high nutritional value and significant soil benefits. Its inoculation with Nitragen Gold further ensures effective nitrogen fixation, making it a reliable and productive option for deer hunters looking to improve their food plot’s performance.

Chippewa Red Clover Seed

Extremely winter hardy kind. Canadian grown seed. Extremely winter hardy kind Canadian grown seed Establishes early as an aggressive starter Perennial Red Clover (Double Cut) An Elk Mound Seed exclusive kind

Vegetable Spaghetti Squash Seed

Elevate your garden with our Vegetable Spaghetti Squash Seeds. These high-quality seeds produce delicious, versatile squash that can be used as a healthy, low-carb alternative to pasta. Perfect for home gardeners looking to grow nutritious and unique vegetables. Key Features: High-Quality Seeds: Our Vegetable Spaghetti Squash seeds are carefully selected to ensure high germination rates and vigorous plant growth. Nutritious & Delicious: This squash is rich in vitamins and minerals, providing a healthy addition to your diet. When cooked, the flesh separates into strands resembling spaghetti, making it a great pasta substitute. Versatile in the Kitchen: Ideal for a variety of recipes, from baked and roasted dishes to soups and casseroles. Convenient Packaging: Available in various quantities to meet your gardening needs, from small packets for backyard gardens to larger packs for extensive planting. Benefits: Easy to Grow: Suitable for a variety of climates and soil types, making it accessible for gardeners of all skill levels. High Yield: Produces an abundant harvest of spaghetti squash, ensuring you have plenty of fresh produce throughout the growing season. Healthy Eating: Provides a nutritious, low-calorie alternative to traditional pasta, making it a great choice for health-conscious individuals. Planting Instructions: Soil Preparation: Choose a sunny location with well-drained soil. Enrich the soil with compost or organic matter to promote healthy growth. Planting: Sow seeds directly into the soil after the last risk of frost. Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water deeply at the base of the plant to encourage strong root development. Care: Mulch around the plants to retain moisture and control weeds. Fertilize regularly with a balanced fertilizer. Harvesting: Harvest the squash when the skin is hard and turns a deep yellow color. Cut the squash from the vine, leaving a small portion of the stem attached. Why Choose Elk Mound Seed? At Elk Mound Seed, we are dedicated to providing top-quality seeds that help you grow a thriving and productive garden. Our commitment to quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction ensures that you receive only the best for your gardening needs. Transform your garden with our Vegetable Spaghetti Squash Seeds. Order today and enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own delicious and nutritious squash!

Vessel Broadleaf Herbicide

Vessel 3 Way Herbicide is a broad spectrum post emergence broadleaf herbicide containing Trimec. Vessel can be used on warm and cool season turf grasses. vessel works great for broadleaf control in turf, residential and ornamental sites.

Native Grass Deer Cover

We have included 6 different native grasses in this blend to provide both a good food source and great cover next to your food plot. Theses species will get 4-8 ft. tall when established These are long living perennials We will always include 6 different native grasses 4-Warm Season and 2-Cool season grasses All species packaged individually The mix vary slightly dependent upon available inventory

Prairie Dropseed (Sporobolus heterolepis)

A perennial warm season bunchgrass Scientific name: Sporobolus heterolepis A perennial, warm season bunchgrass Will grow 2'-3' tall Bloom time is Fall - August-October Prefers full sun Emerald-green leaves adds a touch of elegance to any planting. Considered by many to be the most handsome of the prairie grasses, it makes a well-defined and distinctive border when Can adapt to a wide range of soils, doing well in moist to dry conditions. Approximately 14,000 seeds/oz

Blue Lake FM1K Pole Bean Seed

Great flavor, suitable for eating fresh, freezing, and superb for canning. 63 Day R.M. 6" bright green pod. Very tender when cooked. Stringless throughout all growth stages. Excellent disease resistance. Seed when frost danger has passed and in a full sun area. Fertilize when plants are between 2-3" tall. Pick fruit continuously to promote new pod production. Plant will reach 5.5-6' at full maturity. Extremely high yields without having to bend over to harvest! 1,601 Seeds per lb 6-10 days to germination An heirloom seed  

WI DOT #20

WI DOT #20 - General Roadside Sandy 40% Tall Fescue 30% Perennial Ryegrass 24% Hard Fescue 6% Kentucky Bluegrass

MegaLeaf Alfalfa Seed

Great multifoliate leaf expression, ranging from 75-84%. Fall dormancy rating of 2.7, Winter Survival 2.0. Perfect 30/30 rating on the DRI test. Great multifoliate leaf expression, ranging from 75-84% Fall dormancy rating of 2.7, Winter Survival 2.0 Perfect 30/30 rating on the DRI test inoculated seed

Salted In-Shell Peanuts

Ornamental Corn Bundle