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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.

Caring for Phlox
Garden phlox do best in soil that is uniformly moist over the growing season. If you mulch the soil around phlox with some organic material every year, it will contribute some nutrition to the soil as it decomposes over time.

Native Plant Questions and Answers
If you click on a button you will be taken to that section's list of options, equivalent to the drop-down menus. Native plants include all kinds of plants from mosses and ferns to wildflowers, shrubs, and trees.

Choosing Coreopsis
May last only two years, but it seeds itself generously. ‘Sunray’ a 1980 Fleuroselect winner, has 2-inch double flowers. ‘Sunburst’ is 18 inches tall with 3 inch wide flowers. ‘Double New Gold’ 18 inches tall with double flowers.

Listings for Wildflowers in Vermont

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	Smallwood Nurseries
	Williamstown, Vermont (VT) 05679 Click for details...


	The Garden Goddess
	North Ferrisburgh, Vermont (VT) 05473 Click for details...


	Tuckers Garden Center
	Ranolph, Vermont (VT) 05060 Click for details...


	Rocky Dale Gardens
	Bristol, Vermont (VT) 05443