Native Texas Mix Part Shade is commonly referred to as

is commonly referred to as the Western counterpart to the sugar maple (Acer saccharum)

Prairie Flameleaf Sumac shares the spotlight with the Evergreen Sumac

and it plays a role as larval host to a few Hairstreak butterflies

as this will produce new seedlings to replace the older plants as they age

Native Texas Mix Part Shade is commonly referred to asNative Texas Wildflower Mix A blend of native annuals and perennials provide a carpet of color throughout spring and early summer. Unlike so many other so called native wildflower mixes, this contains no "extras" or domesticated imports from Africa or Europe, nor is it packed with any rice husks or other inert matter. Contains: (100% native seed, no fillers) Clasping Coneflower Plains Coreopsis Black Eyed Susan Mexican Hat Indian Blanket Lemon Mint