Wild Grace Patch Woodland Areas

Wild Grace Patch for Woodland Areas

Grace lingers where light softens and roots remember shade.
This native woodland blend is made for dappled places — beneath trees, along woodland edges, and in the quiet shelter of filtered light. Bloodroot and Virginia Bluebells bloom early, awakening spring with soft blues and white. As the season unfolds, Blue Vervain and New England Aster rise to greet pollinators, joined by the glowing gold of Blue-stemmed Goldenrod.  Wild Columbine offers nectar to hummingbirds, while Great Blue Lobelia adds a late-summer flourish of indigo along damp paths.

Together, they form a layered tapestry that changes with the seasons — a refuge for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, and a living expression of woodland grace.

“Best sown in fall OR early cold spring for natural winter stratification”