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Preventing Grubs Next Year
Because grass roots can not penetrate deeply, lawns growing on compacted soil are always more vulnerable to visible grub damage. In aerated soil grass roots grow down 6 to 12 inches depending on the variety of grass.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Flower Growing Guides - Growing Guide
One of the most beautiful of all North American wildflowers, this short-lived perennial combines airy, fernlike foliage with delicate blooms sporting red tepals and yellow petals ending in red spurs. Propagate by seed, division or separation - Collect seed from dried seed pods when they turn black and scatter where desired, or allow the plants to self-seed freely.

Border Patrol® Wildflower Mix
This country flower mix (see contents below) is formulated to give you more than a beautiful color display. It contains specially chosen flower varieties known to attract beneficial insects, which will help rid your garden of destructive insect pests — the organic way.

Lacewings
Brown lacewings and the larvae of all species of lacewing are voracious pest insect eaters. The larvae can consume 60 aphids in an hour; we wonder if there is such a thing as an obese lacewing.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Flower Growing Guides - Growing Guide
California Poppies quickly lay down mats of fern-like foliage from which emerge brilliant red, orange and yellow flowers to dazzle the summer garden. Propagate by seed - This plant does not transplant well and should be grown from seeds scattered outdoors in the spring when the soil becomes workable.


Wildflower Seed
in Pennsylvania
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John Shelley's Garden Center & Nursery, Inc.
Felton,  Pennsylvania  (PA)  17322-8522
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Certified Professional Horticulturist 

Philips Seeds & Garden Center
Greencastle,  Pennsylvania  (PA)  17225
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Master Nursery 

Penn State Seed Company
Bird-In-Hand,  Pennsylvania  (PA)  17505

Rohrer Seeds / P. L. Rohrer & Bros., Inc.
Smoketown,  Pennsylvania  (PA)  17576