Seed Store

The DBNPS has approximately 10-12 genetically local, native seed species available for purchase.  All of our seed is hand collected from within the Deschutes and John Day Basins and tested for viability. Please note the that quantity and price of seed species can vary throughout the year depending on seasonal availability.  Payment can be made by check or with Pay Pal.  In order to cover the cost of doing business through PayPal we do add a 3% charge to your order.

If you have any questions, or to place an order, please contact Berta Youtie at byoutie@crestviewcable.com (541)447-8166 or the Deschutes County Vegetation Manager at (541) 322-7135.

 

Common nameScientific NameDescriptionPrice/lb*
Bluebunch wheatgrassPseudoroegneria spicataVery drought-tolerant, 12 - 20 inches tall14.00
Sandberg's bluegrassPoa sandbergiiLow-growing, early spring green-up14.00
Bottlebrush squirreltailElymus elymoidesEasiest to establish, Not dog-friendly25.00
Idaho fescueFestuca idahoensisBest lawn replacement, Shade tolerant18.50
Basin wildryeLeymus cineriusOver 3 feet tall17.00
Prairie junegrassKoelaria macranthaBeautiful seedheads, Native pollinator habitat28.00
Blue wildryeElymus glaucusMost appropriate streamside, Most shade-tolerant12.00
Lewis flaxLinum lewisiiDelicate blue flower, Pollinator Plant, Fire resistant36.00
Western yarrowAchillea millefoliumWhite flowers, Native pollinator favorite, Fire resistant32.00
Oregon SunshineEriophyllum lanatumYellow flowers, Host plant for the painted lady butterfly165.00
Native Grass Seed MixBluebunch wheatgrass, Sandberg’s bluegrass
,Idaho fescue, Prairie junegrass, Squirreltail grass
Drought- and Deer-Resistant.24.00
Native Grass and Flower Seed MixBluebunch wheatgrass, Sandberg’s bluegrass
,Idaho fescue, Prairie junegrass, Squirreltail grass, Lewis flax, Western yarrow
Drought- and Deer-Resistant.28.00