Everwilde Farms - Wildflower Information Charts

Growing & Selling Wildflower Seed Native to the Midwest

"He hath made every thing beautiful in His time: also He hath set the world in their heart,

so that no man can find out the work that God maketh from the beginning to the end."

Some people find charts to be the easiest way to compare wildflower species with each other, or to look for a wildflower species with particular characteristics. This page contains links to several different wildflower spreadsheets in a PDF Format that you can choose from. If you need Adobe Reader, click on the Adobe icon for a free download.

Native Wildflower Species Comparison:

Sorted by Latin Name

Sorted by Common Name

Sorted by Number of Seeds per Ounce

Sorted by Color

Sorted by Bloom Time

Sorted by Height

Sorted by Light Reqirements

Sorted by Soil Moisture Requirements

Native Grasses and Sedges Comparison:

Sorted by Latin Name

Sorted by Common Name

Sorted by Number of Seeds per Ounce

Sorted by Bloom Time

Sorted by Height

Sorted by Light Reqirements

Sorted by Soil Moisture Requirements

How to Interpret the Data in the Wildflower Charts:

Latin Name Column: This shows the scientific name of the species.

Common Name Column: This shows the common name of the species.

Seeds/Oz Column: This shows how many seeds are contained in an ounce.
Bloom Time & Color Column: This shows the month (Apr, May, Jun, etc.) and a rough approximation of the color of the bloom. The photos in our store will give a more accurate representation of the true color.

Height Column: This shows the height of the plant.

Light Column: This shows the lighting requirements for the plant. "S" stands for shade, "P" stands for part sun/shade, and "F" stands for full sun.

Soil Column: This shows the soil requirements for the plant. "W" stands for wet, "M" stands for medium, and "D" stands for dry.