Pollinator Garden Pack

Pollinators are the heartbeat of a thriving garden. Bees, butterflies, hoverflies, and other beneficial insects help support healthy ecosystems, stronger biodiversity, and more productive growing spaces. This collection brings together long-blooming flowers and pollinator favorites that provide nectar, pollen, habitat, and color from spring through fall.

Each plant contributes something different: season-long blooms, pollinator support, beneficial insect habitat, or bold garden structure. Together, they create a vibrant, living landscape that supports not only pollinators but the entire garden around them.

Why grow a pollinator garden?

• Season-long blooms – A mix of flowering plants helps provide nectar and pollen throughout the growing season.
• Pollinator support – Attract bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial visitors to the garden.
• Balanced ecosystems – Pollinator-friendly gardens often support greater biodiversity and healthier plant communities.
• Beneficial insects – Many flowering plants help attract lacewings, hoverflies, and other natural allies.
• Beauty with purpose – Enjoy a garden filled with color, movement, and life while supporting local pollinator populations.

Bachelor Button (Blue Jubilee Gem)

A classic heirloom flower with rich blue blooms that provide a reliable nectar source for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators throughout the season.

Bee Mix Wildflowers

A diverse blend of annuals and perennials selected to provide continuous blooms from spring through fall. Includes a variety of pollinator favorites chosen to support bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects.

Chocolate Cherry Sunflower

Rich burgundy blooms add dramatic color while attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. A striking addition to borders, pollinator patches, and cutting gardens.

Cosmos (Yellow Sulphureus)

A long-blooming favorite that provides a steady food source for pollinators while filling the garden with cheerful yellow and orange flowers.

Lavender Vera

Fragrant purple flower spikes beloved by bees and butterflies. A garden favorite that combines beauty, aroma, and dependable pollinator support.

Growing Tips

• Thrives in full sun with well-draining soil.
• Direct sow sunflowers, bachelor buttons, cosmos, and the Bee Mix after the danger of frost has passed.
• Start lavender indoors or sow into warm soil for best results.
• Scatter the Bee Mix throughout borders, garden beds, or dedicated pollinator patches for season-long blooms.
• Water consistently until established; many varieties become more drought tolerant as they mature.

What You’ll Receive

Packets are sized for home gardeners, with enough seeds of each variety to establish a dedicated pollinator garden, fill borders, or weave throughout existing garden beds.

Each variety comes clearly labeled with planting instructions.