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Species	Photo	Seeds/lb	Color	Hgt(ft)	Sow	Habitat/Range
Abies concolor		11100	NA	50-250	spring	Montane, moist to dry soil
Abies lasiocarpa lasiocarpa		17600	NA	60-100	spring	Subalpine or lower on north slopes
Acer glabrum		7800	GY	6-30	fall	Foothills-montane, moist soils, riparian
Acer grandidentatum		6300	GY	10-50	W	Chih desert and north, streamsides, canyons, moist soil
Alnus incana ssp. tenuifolia		675000	G	6-30	fall	Foothills to subalpine, seeps, streamsides
Amelanchier alnifolia		82000	W	4-12	fall	mid to high elevations, dry slopes to moist meadows and streamsides
Amelanchier utahensis		82000	W	6-25	fall	CO Plateau, Great Basin, dry canyons, slopes
Amorpha fruticosa		77000	Pu	3-18	fall	Great Plains-foothills and east, moist soils
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi		26800	W	prostrate	spring	Montane-lodgepole pine forests
Artemisia cana		2000000	GY	2-5	fall	Montane-subalpine, G.B., dry to moist soils
Artemisia filifolia		2300000	GY	1-4	W	Great Plains, Great Basin, sandy soils, dunes
Artemisia nova		2500000	GY	0.25-1	spring	Great Basin desert to mid elevations
Artemisia tridentata v. tridentata		1000000	GY	3-12	spring	Deep soils, lower elevation than above, G.B.
Artemisia tridentata v. vaseyana		2300000	GY	2-5	spring	Deep soils, montane, G.B., CO Plateau
Atriplex canescens		60000	NA	2-6	spring	Pinyon-Juniper, deserts, alkaline soils.
Atriplex confertifolia		65000	NA	1-3	W	Gypsum or alkaline soils, G.P., G.B. & CPl.
Atriplex gardneri		111000	G	2-4	fall	fine saline soils
Baccharis salicina		1000000	W	3-6	spring	Sunny, moist soil
Berberis fendleri		30000		4-6	fall	Seeps, streamsides, pj moist spots
Betula fontinalis		2000000	NA	6-20	fall	Pinyon-juinper to montane streamsides
Brickellia californica		900000	GY	1-4	spring	Foothills-pj, Chih, Son, rocky canyon slopes
Ceanothus velutinus		90800	W	3-10	fall	Aspen groves, open mountain slopes
Celtis reticulata		5000	G	8-16	fall	Great Plains, Son. Chih deserts, dry soils
Ceratoides lanata		111000	NA	1-4	fall	Plains-foothills, Son, Chih and G.B deserts
Cercocarpus ledifolius		51900	NA	8-30	fall	Pinyon-juniper slopes, coarse soils
Cercocarpus montanus		59000	NA	5-15	fall	Foothills-montane, p-j, coarse soils
Chamaebatiaria millefolium		1100000	W	3-6	fall	Sagebrush-subalpine, rocky sites
Chilopsis linearis		86000	WPi	20-30	spring	Sandy or dry soils, Moj. Chih and Son.
Chrysothamnus nauseosus		700000	Y	3-8	W	Canada to Mexico, dry soils, disturbed sites
Chrysothamnus parryi		650000	Y	2-3	spring	Disturbed higher altitude sites, PJ-aspen
Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus		732000	Y	2-3	spring	Sagebrush to subalpine, dry disturbed soils
Cornus stolonifera		13800	W	3-6	fall	Foothills-montane, streamsides, seeps
Cowania mexicana		60800	YW	24-72	fall	Colorado Plateau & Great Basin, Pinyon-Juniper habitat, dry soil.
Ephedra nevadensis		23545	G	2-4	fall	Hot dry locations
Ephedra viridis		23545	GY	2-4	fall	G.B. & C.Pl. deserts to p-j, dry soils
Eriogonum effusum		1600000	W	1-2.5	fall	Plains-montane, sandy or coarse soils
Fallugia paradoxa		500000	W	36-60	spring	Foothills, desert, dry slopes.
Fendlera rupicola		1600000	W	4-6	spring	Cliffs and rocky hillsides, G.B., C. Pl., p-j
Fraxinus anomala		50000	G	8-30	fall	Upper Son, Chih and C.Pl., dry slopes
Fraxinus velutina		20600	GY	25-50	Fall	Mountain canyons, 2,000-6,000'
Gutierrezia sarothrae		950000	Y	0.5-1.5	spring	Great Plains to montane, dry coarse soils
Haplopappus macronema		450000	CrY	0.5-2	spring	Montane-subalpine, dry rocky slopes
Holodiscus dumosus		5300000	W	2-6	W	Montane forest, dry coarse slopes
Jamesia americana		7000000	W	2-6	fall	Montane-subalpine, rock crevices,outcrops
Juniperus communis		27000	NA		fall	Montane-subalpine, forests, shady sites
Juniperus deppeana		12820	NA	10-45	fall	Arizona & south, ,4500-8000 ft
Juniperus monosperma		18160	NA	10-30	fall	Southern and eastern juniper of p-j habitat
Juniperus osteosperma		4950	NA	10-30	fall	C.Pl. and G.B. juniper of p-j habitat
Juniperus scopulorum		27240	NA	15-40	fall	Typically the northern species of Pinyon-Juniper habitat.
Leptodactylon pungens		5000000	W	0.5-1	fall	Foothills-montane, outwash fans, coarse soils
Mahonia fremontii		65000	Y	3-8	fall	Chih, C.Pl. G.B. Son, dry rocky canyons
Mahonia repens		57600	Y	0.25-0.5	fall	Montane dry slopes and forests
Nolina microcarpa		150000	W	2-6	spring	Chihuahuan desert, dry slopes and mesas
Opuntia imbricata		125000	Pi-Pu	2-4	fall	GP-foothills, to Chih & Son. sandy soil
Pericome caudata		900000	Y	2-5	spring	Foothills, canyons, dry rocky soil
Philadelphus microphyllus		5400000	W	2-5	fall	Pinyon-juniper coarse soils, talus slopes
Physocarpus monogynus		1000000	W	2-4	fall	Foothills-montane, rocky slopes and bottoms
Picea engelmannii		100000	NA	60-120	spring	Subalpine slopes and stream bottoms
Picea pungens v. glauca		80000	NA	60-150	spring	Montane slopes, stream bottoms
Pinus aristata		18100	NA	25-50	spring	Subalpine-treeline dry exposed sites
Pinus contorta latifolia		100000	NA	75-150	spring	Montane-subalpine, Colorado and north
Pinus edulis		1900	NA	16-30	spring	Colorado, NM, Utah, Arizona, NV, CA OR
Pinus flexilis		4900	NA	40-70	spring	Montane-subalpine, dry exposed sites
Pinus ponderosa		13120	NA	75-150	spring	Montane,higher or lower w/aspect,coarse soil
Populus tremuloides		3500000	NA	20-40	spring	Montane-subalpine,low elevation, northern latitudes.
Potentilla fruiticosa		4000000	Y	2-4	fall	Upper montane to subalpine, moist meadows
Prunus americana		317	W	4-20	fall	Plains to foothills, dry to moist soil
Prunus besseyi		3000	W	1-3	fall	Western Great Plains, sandy soils
Prunus virginiana v. melanocarpa		3010	W	5-30	fall	Foothills-montane streamsides, seeps
Pseudotsuga menziesii		33300	NA	75-150	spring	Montane, dry slopes and meadows
Psorothamnus fremontii		227000	Pu	2-5	fall	CO Plateau, Son desert canyons, rocky slopes
Purshia tridentata		13400	Y	2-15	fall	Great Basin desert to pinyon-juniper, dry soils
Quercus gambelii		200	GY	12-30	fall	Foothills, deep soils, dry
Rhamnus smithii		65000	G	6-10	fall	CO Plateau, moist hillsides, seeps
Rhus aromatica v. simplicifolia		10500	GY	3-8	fall	Great Basin desert, sandy soils
Rhus cismontana		50000	GY	4-7	fall	Plains-foothills, Great Basin, roadsides
Rhus trilobata		10600	GY	3-8	fall	Plains-foothills, Son. & Chih deserts
Ribes aureum		230000	Y	3-8	Fall	Foothills, moist soils, riparian areas, seeps.
Ribes cereum		200000	PiW	2-5	fall	Pinyon-juniper to montane dry soils
Ribes leptanthum		350000	PiW	2-4	fall	Foothills, pj-montane, washes, canyon slopes
Ribes montigenum		325000	PiR	1-2.5	fall	Montane-alpine, exposed slopes
Rosa arkansana		35000	Pi	3-36	spring	Great Plains-foothills, ditches, open pastures
Rosa woodsii		49000	Pi	3-6	spring	Foothills-montane, moist soils, stream banks
Rubus deliciosus		145000	W	3-7	fall	Foothills-montane, rocky slopes or soils
Sambucus microbotrys		216000	W	2-5	fall	Montane, moist soils, seeps, streams
Shepherdia canadensis		400000	GY	2-5	fall	Lodgepole pine forests
Shepherdia rotundifolia		21000	GY	2-4	fall	CO Plateau, blackbrush-montane, dry sites
Symphoricarpos rotundifolius		75000	PiW	2-4	spring	Foothills-montane, dry slopes
Yucca baccata		5000	W	1-7	spring	Colorado Plateau , Moj, Chih & G.B. deserts
Yucca glauca		28600	W	2-5	spring	Great Plains to montane, dry sunny slopes
Yucca harrimaniae		30000	W	1-2	spring	Colorado Plateau, sandy soils, slopes
*Heights may vary depending on local growing conditions  *Seed counts are approximate: the actual number of seeds per pound may vary from those given.