PROTOTYPE — built by RocketTools for discussion. Real Wildseed Farms catalog data. Not a live Wildseed Farms site.
Field Ledger  /  Seed Finder
Wildseed Farms · Fredericksburg, Texas

Seed Finder

Copy one prompt into ChatGPT or Claude. It becomes a Wildseed seed expert — asks about your ground, works out how much seed you need, and hands you a filled cart.

How it works

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Copy the prompt

It carries the catalog with it, so the assistant works from real varieties and real figures.

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Paste it anywhere

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot. Paste and send.

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Describe your ground

Where you are, sun, soil, size, what you want it to do.

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Get a cart

Varieties, quantities, sowing dates — and a live checkout link.

The prompt

Variety list, botanical names, bloom windows, germination, sowing depths, coverage rates, prices and product IDs — all inside.

Wildseed Seed Finder · v2
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Half an acre of dry caliche near Kerrville What will monarchs actually use? Bluebonnets next spring — when do I sow? 500 sq ft, shady, deer everywhere Cut flowers all summer How much seed for 2 acres?

What it does at the end

The difference from a chatbot: it finishes the job. Quantities are calculated against the real seeding rates, and the cart link is a live Wildseed Farms checkout.

You

Three acres outside Fredericksburg. Heavy soil but it drains. Full sun, no irrigation. I want the April roadside look and something for the bees. Planting this fall.

Wildseed Seed Finder

Good timing — Texas wildflower seed goes in September through November, so you are right in the window.

Heavy but draining is workable. Worth saying plainly: bluebonnet germinates fine in poorly drained clay and then dies, so the drainage is the part that matters, not the texture.

For three acres (130,680 sq ft):

  • Texas Bluebonnet — the April look. Blooms March–May. Rate is 35 lb/acre, so 3 lb bags × 35 = 105 lb. This is the expensive part; halve it and interplant if budget is tight.
  • Indian Blanket — picks up in May as the bluebonnets fade, runs to September. Genuinely happy in heavy soil. 10 lb/acre → 30 lb.
  • Purple Coneflower — June to October, which is your bee coverage after the spring flush. 12 lb/acre → 36 lb.
  • Lacy Phacelia — one of the strongest bee plants we grow. April–July. 3 lb/acre → 9 lb.

Broadcast onto a firm, weed-free bed and resist burying the seed. Sown too deep is the most common failure we hear about.

I have put this in a cart for you https://wildseedfarms.com/cart/… Open cart ↗

That is 180 lb total. Want me to rebalance toward pollinators, or price a half-rate bluebonnet version?

Illustrative exchange. The rates, bloom windows and the cart link are the real values from the catalog data in the prompt — the link opens a genuine Wildseed Farms checkout.

Why give this away

People already ask

Customers are asking assistants what to plant right now. Today the answer comes from a conservation nonprofit. This makes Wildseed the source.

It sells the pound, not the packet

Seeding rate per acre is what turns $3.45 into $57.50. The assistant does that arithmetic out loud, every time.

The expertise is real

Germination windows, soil temperatures, what fails in clay — Wildseed's own trial data. No competitor can copy what they do not have.

A prompt travels

It gets forwarded, posted and pasted into gardening groups. A catalog does not.

Scope of the prototype

This carries 8 varieties. The production version carries all 160+, sits on wildseedfarms.com as a chat box, and hands the same answer to any assistant by link. Same data either way — the catalog content that no machine can currently read.