Seed mix Spreadsheet.xlsx

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Steuben County, Indiana

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This is a seed mix specification spreadsheet for a Cedar Swamp seeding project. The project encompasses 20 acres to be seeded with a detailed native plant species composition. The seed mix includes four grass species (Canada wildrye, sideoats grama, plains oval sedge, and little bluestem) with a filler component of rice hulls. The forbs and legumes section specifies 25 plant species including milkweed varieties, coneflowers, goldenrods, asters, sunflowers, and legumes such as leadplant and bushclovers. Each species is identified by common name and scientific name with specified Pure Live Seed (PLS) seeding rates measured in pounds per acre.

The specification provides precise seeding rates for each plant species, ranging from 0.01 to 1.2 pounds per acre, allowing for calculation of total seed quantities required for the 20-acre project area. The native plant composition emphasizes species suited to wetland and prairie ecosystems typical of Cedar Swamp habitats, with emphasis on pollinator-supporting forbs and legumes alongside foundational grass species. No pricing information, contract award dates, response deadlines, or procurement terms are included in this technical specification document.

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Cedar Swamp Seeding Plan
Acres to be seeded: 20.0 A
Species List
GrassesScientific NamePLS LBS/AC
Canada wildryeElymus canadensis0.4
sideoats gramaBouteloua curtipendula0.3
plains oval sedgeCarex brevoir0.04
little bluestemSchizachyrium scoparium0.5
FillerPLS LBS/AC
rice hulls1.2
Forbs and LegumesScientific NamePLS LBS/AC
Butterfly MilkweedAsclepias tuberosa0.06
White Wild IndigoBaptisia alba0.06
Tall CoreopsisCoreopsis tripteris0.04
Showy Tick-trefoilDesmodium canadense0.05
Flat-topped AsterAster umbellatus0.05
Prairie SunflowerHelianthus pauciflorus0.04
False SunflowerHeliopsis helianthoides0.1
Round-Headed Bush CloverLespedeza capitata0.05
Wild BergamotMonarda fistulosa0.05
Stiff GoldenrodOligoneuron rigidum0.03
Foxglove BeardtonguePenstemon digitalis0.06
Virginia Mountain MintPycnanthemum virginianum0.03
Grayhead ConeflowerRatibida pinnata0.1
Prairie DockSilphium terebinthinaceum0.04
Whorled RosinweedSilphium trifoliatum0.05
Early GoldenrodSolidago juncea0.04
Showy GoldenrodSolidago speciosa0.01
Smooth AsterSymphyotrichum laeve0.02
New England AsterSymphyotrichum novae-angliae0.04
Ohio SpiderwortTradescantia ohiensis0.02
Tall IronweedVernonia gigantea0.1
Culver's RootVeronicastrum virginicum0.01
Golden AlexandersZizia aurea0.05
LeadplantAmorpha canascens0.03
Slenderleaf Mountain MintPycnanthemum tenuifolium0.01
Slender BushcloverLespedeza virginica0.03
Wand-like BushcloverLespedeza intermedia0.02
Common MilkweedAsclepias syriaca0.05
Sawtooth SunflowerHelianthus grosseseratus0.02
Tall BonesetEupatorium altissimum0.01
Wild SennaSenna hebecarpa0.08
Whorled MilkweedAsclepias verticillata0.01

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