TomorrowSeeds Money Plant (Lunaria) Seeds – 50+ Count | Non-GMO Heirloom Lunaria, Silver Dollar Perennial

Money Plant, or Lunaria, brings sculptural charm to gardens and homes with its silvery, coin-shaped seed pods that catch the light. TomorrowSeeds offers a 50+ count batch of non-GMO heirloom Lunaria seeds, inviting you to grow a plant that rewards with texture and color year after year.

In spring, slender stems rise with purple and white blossoms, adding a soft yet striking color to borders. The seed pods mature into translucent discs that dry beautifully, making them durable accents for dried arrangements, wreaths, and crafts. This combination of color, texture, and a touch of the unexpected makes Lunaria a favorite for mixed borders, containers, and creative displays.

Why Lunaria stands out for gardens and homes

As a versatile, low-maintenance perennial, Lunaria adapts to a variety of soils and light conditions, from sunny beds to partially shaded borders. Its moderate growth habit helps fill space without overwhelming neighbors, while blooms invite pollinators, adding life and movement to outdoor spaces.

• Unique seed pods provide a striking focal point in dried or fresh arrangements
• Spring flowers offer color and fragrance, brightening early-season days
• Grows in a range of soils and tolerates minor neglect
• Supports biodiversity by attracting bees and butterflies
• Dual use as garden plant and durable crafting material

Planting, care, and harvest tips

For best results, sow Lunaria seeds where plants will stand tall in full sun to light shade. Use well-drained soil, plant with space to mature, and water moderately. As plants mature, stake them if needed to support stems and prevent flopping. Harvest seed pods when they turn pale and dry for long-lasting dried materials.

• Sow in early spring or fall for a longer growing season
• Provide sun to partial shade and well-drained soil
• Water evenly during establishment, then moderate during growth
• Harvest pods when dry; air-dry or press for crafts

Design ideas and uses

Use Lunaria pods as natural decor in dried bouquets, with greenery and soft-hued blooms for contrast. The plant’s texture also works well in borders, containers, and mixed-cut displays, adding architectural height and elegance to seasonal arrangements.

• Arrange in tall vases for a sculptural statement
• Combine with other perennials for dynamic, layered color

Product at a glance

• Genus: Lunaria annua (Money Plant)
• Count: 50+ seeds per batch
• Type: Non-GMO heirloom perennial
• Uses: Garden beds, borders, bouquets, and dried crafts
• Pollinators: Attracts bees and butterflies