Peaceful Valley Summer Soil & Wildlife Mix - Raw Seed (lb)

Creating a productive landscape often means balancing soil health goals with habitat value, and this diverse warm-season blend helps accomplish both. The Peaceful Valley Summer Soil & Wildlife Mix combines buckwheat, white millet, red cowpeas, soybeans, blackeye peas, and mung beans into a versatile planting designed for gardeners, homesteaders, land managers, and small-scale farmers. By bringing together multiple plant types in a single mix, growers can introduce greater diversity into their growing spaces while maintaining active seasonal ground cover. This blend is well suited for areas where keeping soil covered and supporting a healthy growing environment are important priorities.

Diverse cover crop mixtures are commonly used in organic and regenerative growing systems because they help maximize the benefits of seasonal plantings. The combination of grasses, legumes, and broadleaf species in this mix offers growers an easy way to add variety to gardens, orchards, open fields, and habitat areas. Whether planted as part of a crop rotation program, used to occupy fallow ground, or incorporated into a broader wildlife planting plan, this mix provides a practical solution for maintaining living roots and seasonal vegetation during the warmer months. For growers interested in building a year-round soil stewardship program, this blend pairs well with other selections from our Cover Crop Seeds collection. Thoughtful cover cropping can help support long-term garden productivity while making productive use of open growing space throughout the season.

• Product Type: Summer Soil & Wildlife Seed Mix
• Components: Buckwheat, White Millet, Red Cowpeas, Soybeans, Blackeye Peas, and Mung Beans
• Garden Use: Seasonal ground cover, wildlife plantings, and soil-building programs
• Plant Diversity: Includes grasses, legumes, and broadleaf species
• Suitable For: Gardens, orchards, habitat areas, and farms
• Organic Gardening Value: Supports crop rotation and soil stewardship goals