In my experience, Ernst only had five native annuals: Coreopsis tinctoria, Helianthus annuus, Chamaecrista fasciculata, Gaillardia pulchella, and Rudbeckia hirta. I had great success with those species growing and flowering in a single season.
On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 9:04 PM, Nicholas Mcmillan <namc...@g.clemson.edu> wrote: > Hi Katie, > > Additionally to other folks’ suggestions, you might try Ernst conservation > seed company. I know that the South Carolina Botanical Garden uses them > for restoration projects that include many of the species on your list. > > You can check them out at: http://www.ernstseed.com > > Hope that helps! > > -Nic > > On Mar 30, 2017, at 10:20 PM, Katie Brown <katie.br...@mail.utoronto.ca> > wrote: > > Hi, > > I am setting up a field experiment to look at herbivore-mediated species > coexistence in annual plants found in Ontario (introduced or native) and > am having difficulty finding commercial seed. I was wondering if anyone > has any seed (~25-100 g) on hand that I can purchase, or knows of any > nurseries selling any of the following species: > > Bidens bipinnata > Bidens dicoidea > Bidens hyperborean > Bidens pilosa > Bidens tripartite > Bidens vulgata > > Chenopodium berlandieri > Chenopodium capitatum > Chenopodium ficifolium > Chenopodium foggii > Chenopodium glaucum > Chenopodium humile > Chenopodium leptophyllum > Chenopodium murale > Chenopodium opulifolium > Chenopodium polyspermum > Chenopodium pratericola > Chenopodium rubrum > Chenopodium salinum > Chenopodium simplex > Chenopodium standleyanum > Chenopodium urbicum > Chenopodium vulvaria > > Polygonum achoreum > Polygonum arenastrum > Polygonum arifolium > Polygonum aviculare > Polygonum bellardii > Polygonum buxiforme > Polygonum careyi > Polygonum cespitosum > Polygonum convolvulus > Polygonum douglasii > Polygonum erectum > Polygonum lapathifolium > Polygonum minus > Polygonum persicaria > Polygonum ramosissimum > Polygonum sagittatum > Polygonum tenue > > Silene dichotoma > Silene pendula > Silene noctiflora > > Trifolium arvense > Trifolium aureum > Trifolium campestre > Trifolium dubium > Trifolium reflexum > Trifolium resupinatum > Trifolium striatum > > If you have seed that you are willing to part with, please email me at > katie.br...@mail.utoronto.ca. > > Thank you so much for your help! > > Katie > > > -- Marie Curie Fellow Botany Department Penn State University Trinity College Dublin
