Bring early-season native color to tough, drought-prone soils with bio-engineered plantable art.
The Pasqueflower Turkey Seed Paper Matrix combines traditional Thanksgiving and fall art with advanced ecological restoration science. Molded from 100% recycled biomass pulp into a texturized turkey silhouette, each piece houses Pasqueflower (Pulsatilla patens)—North Dakota's iconic, cold-hardy native perennial. Engineered specifically to tackle dry prairie knolls, sandy soils, and high-salinity edges, this matrix fuses specialized mineral science with beneficial soil biology to ensure early spring establishment where standard seeds struggle.
Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) Stress Shield: Fortified with bio-available silicon dioxide, which incorporates directly into emerging seedling cell walls. SiO2 reduces transpiration water loss, combats osmotic stress, and neutralizes salt toxicity—giving Pasqueflower seedlings the strength needed to penetrate compacted or saline ground.
Triple-Action Biological Engine: Inoculated with strain-specific Bacillus endospores, Endomycorrhizal fungi, and organic liquid kelp. This natural biostimulant blend accelerates initial cell division, establishes vital mycorrhizal root networks, and unlocks bound soil nutrients.
100% Biodegradable Carbon Ballast: The thick, recycled newspaper biomass matrix acts as a localized moisture sponge and wind barrier, anchoring seeds against Great Plains wind shear while suppressing weed competition.
First Food for Native Pollinators: Pasqueflower is one of the very first native wildflowers to bloom in early spring, producing large, lavender-to-purple cup-shaped blossoms that provide crucial early-season nectar for emerging queen bumblebees and native pollinators.
Bring early-season native color to tough, drought-prone soils with bio-engineered plantable art.
The Pasqueflower Turkey Seed Paper Matrix combines traditional Thanksgiving and fall art with advanced ecological restoration science. Molded from 100% recycled biomass pulp into a texturized turkey silhouette, each piece houses Pasqueflower (Pulsatilla patens)—North Dakota's iconic, cold-hardy native perennial. Engineered specifically to tackle dry prairie knolls, sandy soils, and high-salinity edges, this matrix fuses specialized mineral science with beneficial soil biology to ensure early spring establishment where standard seeds struggle.
Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) Stress Shield: Fortified with bio-available silicon dioxide, which incorporates directly into emerging seedling cell walls. SiO2 reduces transpiration water loss, combats osmotic stress, and neutralizes salt toxicity—giving Pasqueflower seedlings the strength needed to penetrate compacted or saline ground.
Triple-Action Biological Engine: Inoculated with strain-specific Bacillus endospores, Endomycorrhizal fungi, and organic liquid kelp. This natural biostimulant blend accelerates initial cell division, establishes vital mycorrhizal root networks, and unlocks bound soil nutrients.
100% Biodegradable Carbon Ballast: The thick, recycled newspaper biomass matrix acts as a localized moisture sponge and wind barrier, anchoring seeds against Great Plains wind shear while suppressing weed competition.
First Food for Native Pollinators: Pasqueflower is one of the very first native wildflowers to bloom in early spring, producing large, lavender-to-purple cup-shaped blossoms that provide crucial early-season nectar for emerging queen bumblebees and native pollinators.
