Seed Species

Problem-solving species for a broad variety of needs

For over 50 years, Sharp Brothers Seed has set the standard for top-quality seed for home, farm and commercial landscape use.

Today, Sharp Brothers offers new and improved varieties of both warm and cool season grasses, various legumes, forbs and wildflowers. These varieties, along with local-source native seed, continue to be produced for consumers throughout the Great Plains and inter-mountain areas.

Seeking species that offer special benefits like 'native', 'legumes', 'biofuel' or 'wildlife benefits'? Just click on the desired benefit in the drop down menu on the right for a shortened list of species to consider, call us at 800-462-8483 or request info by fax or email.

And, when you're ready to place your order, you'll find it's easier than ever to purchase Sharp Brothers Seed! Just select the species, in our Seed Species section, type in the quantities of seed desired for each species and click "add to cart." PLEASE REMEMBER WE SELL OVER 200 SPECIES OF SEEDS. NOT ALL ARE LISTED ON THE WEB SITE. CALL US AND ASK FOR THE SPECIE. WE MAY HAVE IT ON HAND OR WE MAY HAVE TO CHECK OUR OTHER WAREHOUSE OR GROWER FOR AVAILABILITY. ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT SPECIES ARE SUBJECT TO DAILY INVENTORY, SO ALWAYS LIST A PHONE NUMBER WITH YOUR ORDER. . Give us a call at 800-462-8483 and we'll advise you on availability and prices. DUE TO HIGH DEMAND, PLEASE CALL IN TO PLACE ORDERS!

Badger Dirt Mix-Exposed, High pH Subsoils Revegetation Common Name: Badger Dirt Mix The subsoils of the high plains present special revegetation problems when exposed by excavation. Blue Grama, Buffalograss, Sideoats Grama, Alkali Sacaton and Western Wheatgrass combine to form a grass cover that has excellent drou... [ More Info ]

Baptisia alba (leucantha) Common Name: White Wild Indigo White Wild Indigo provides three season interest! Upright spikes of creamy white flowers appear in late spring over blue-gray foliage. Flowers are followed by interesting pods that can be used in dried arrangements. The White Wild Indigo plant form i... [ More Info ]

Baptisia australis Common Name: Blue Wild Indigo Blue Wild Indigo offers clusters of indigo-blue flowers followed by interesting blue-black pods. Foliage is blue-green and growth habit is shrub-like.... [ More Info ]

Bouteloua curtipendula 'Trailway' Common Name: Trailway Sideoats Trailway Sideoats is a cultivar of long-lived, warm-season Sideoats. Small reddish orange flowers dangle along one side of slender stems. Narrow leaves form small clumps and turn gold in autumn. Trailway is winter-hardy and long-lived with very good... [ More Info ]

Bouteloua curtipendula 'El Reno' Common Name: El Reno Sideoats El Reno Sideoats is a cultivar of long-lived, warm-season grass. Small reddish orange flowers dangle along one side of slender stems. Narrow leaves form small clumps and turn gold in autumn. Very drought tolerant.... [ More Info ]

Bouteloua gracilis Common Name: Blue Grama Grass Blue Grama Grass is a warm season, tufted, native perennial grass found in the short and tall grass prairies. Blue Grama Grass makes up 75% to 90% of the grasses found there. We offer 4 different varities: Bad River, Hachit... [ More Info ]

Bromus inermis Common Name: Smooth Common Brome Smooth Common Brome is a sod-forming, perennial grass, distinguished by long, slender, bronze- or purple-tinted flower clusters that make up the flower head. This species spreads by seeds and dark-colored rhizomes was introduced as a forage grass int... [ More Info ]

Buchloe dactyloides Common Name: Buffalo Grass Buffalo grass is a soft, gray-green, perennial turf which grows up to 12 inches if left unmowed. Buffalo Grass is a long-lived, warm-season, sod-forming grass has curly leaf blades, slender stems and compact seed heads. Buf... [ More Info ]

Buck Munch Food Plot Mix Common Name: Buck Munch Specially formulated mix of high quality lush clovers, tasty turnips, nutritious alfalfa and wheat make a food plot that will attract deer herds to your property. Buck Munch is a premium blend of perennials and annuals designed to ... [ More Info ]