Environmental Solutions

Sharp Brothers Seed can help you create sustainable solutions.

NOTE: You can click the "All" button at the bottom of the page
to see all species which have special benefits for environmental
problems.

Our native seed is incorporated into a variety of green solutions including erosion control, bioremediation and phytoremediation projects. We work hand in hand with organizations and private landowners to create affordable seed mixes for common-sense approaches on a variety of challenging sites.

For more information about seed mixes that will work for you on your site, contact us by e-mail or call us at 1-800-462-8483. If you're ready to purchase seed or have a mix in mind, we've made it even easier 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."
You may also give us a call at 800-462-8483 or contact us by e-mail for advice on availability and pricing.

Select Plant Type: View All Types Acid Tolerant grass Annual BioFuel Seeds Butterfly Attracting cool season Drought Tolerant Environmental Solutions Excellent in a native mix GOVERNMENT MIX Grasses Herbaceous Perennial Legumes Missouri Native Ecotype MIXTURES Native Native Cultivar Native Prairie Grass Native Seed Mix Component Non-native Ornamental, showy specie Perennial Rain Gardens and Bioswales Salt-Tolerant Shade Tolerant Summer Color for Sunny Sites warm season Wetland Mitigation Wild Flowers Wildlife Benefits

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Western Wheatgrass, Barton Botanical Name: Agropyron smithii Barton Western Wheatgrass is strongly rhizomatous, imtermediate in growth and a leafy ecotype. Barton is relatively disease free and high in forage and seed production. Western Wheatgrass is a cool season species that starts growing in May and J... [ More Info ]

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White Prairie Clover Botanical Name: Dalea candida White Prairie Clover is a member of the legume family and is known for its tall, slender, showy upright clump habit, with fine textured green leaves that are larger than the purple prairie clover. The showy clusters of white flowers appear like 'butt... [ More Info ]