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Everyday seeds
White clover
Clover pulls nitrogen out of the air and feeds it to the soil for free.
Basil
Let basil flower at the end of the season and bees will thank you.
Marigold
Gardeners plant marigolds beside vegetables to keep pests moving along.
Strawberry
One strawberry plant sends out runners and quietly becomes six.
Sunflower
Young sunflowers track the sun across the sky each day, then settle facing east.
Prefers Prairie Pollinator Patch, Rooftop City Garden
Rare seeds
Common milkweed
Monarch caterpillars eat nothing else — no milkweed, no monarchs.
Prefers Prairie Pollinator Patch, Coastal Dune Garden
Wild blueberry
Wild blueberries need acidic soil and bumblebees that buzz the pollen loose.
Prefers Boreal Forest Corner, Coastal Dune Garden
Lavender
Lavender is drought-happy: overwatering is the usual way people lose it.
Prefers Rooftop City Garden, Desert Xeriscape, Coastal Dune Garden
Marram beach grass
It grows *up* through burying sand — that's how dunes get taller.
Prefers Coastal Dune Garden
Black spruce
Black spruce grows slowly in peatland and can outlive several generations of people.
Prefers Boreal Forest Corner
Exotic seeds
Sacred lotus
Lotus leaves are so water-repellent that engineers copied them to design self-cleaning surfaces.
Prefers Rainforest Terrarium
Saffron crocus
Saffron is the world's priciest spice — it's hand-picked, three threads per flower.
Prefers Desert Xeriscape, Prairie Pollinator Patch
Dragonfruit cactus
Its huge flowers open for a single night and are pollinated by bats and moths.
Prefers Desert Xeriscape, Rainforest Terrarium
Ghost orchid
The ghost orchid has almost no leaves — its green roots do the photosynthesis.
Prefers Rainforest Terrarium
Baobab
A baobab trunk can hold over 100,000 litres of water to survive the dry season.
Prefers Desert Xeriscape, Rainforest Terrarium