Wildflower Seeds Pollinator Collection – Save the Bees, Monarchs & Hummingbirds | Mountain Valley Seed Company

A triple-threat pollinator seed collection for vibrant gardens

This Wildflower Seeds Pollinator Collection from Mountain Valley Seed Company bundles three premium mixes designed to support pollinators and brighten outdoor spaces. With open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds and a total of 15,000+ seeds, this kit offers a versatile starting point for diverse plantings across seasons.

Three carefully curated mixes

The three mixes are crafted to appeal to a spectrum of pollinators and garden goals, including bees, monarchs, hummingbirds, and butterfly visitors. Each mix features a blend of nectar-rich blooms and sturdy, garden-ready varieties that adapt to a range of soils. While results depend on local conditions, gardeners often report robust blooms through the growing season and a noticeable uptick in pollinator activity.

• Save the Bees mix includes a diverse array of nectar-rich plants such as Butterfly Milkweed, New England Aster, Coreopsis, Cosmos, Sweet Alyssum, Lupine, and more.
• Save the Monarchs mix features monarch-friendly varieties including Milkweed, Purple Coneflower, Larkspur, Zinnia, Cosmos, and Mexican Sunflower.
• Hummingbird & Butterfly mix offers Butterfly Milkweed, Cosmos, Larkspur, Zinnia, Sage, and other nectar-rich blooms to invite hummingbirds and butterflies.

Over 15,000 seeds give you ample options for beds, borders, or naturalized patches. The seeds are suitable for open pollination, with non-GMO genetics, and you can plant them in a range of garden styles—from formal borders to wildflower patches.

Packaging you can gift or share

Beautifully packaged in three hand-illustrated bags, this collection makes a thoughtful gift for holidays, birthdays, or family garden projects. It is simple to scatter and then watch seeds germinate in time for a vibrant bloom display.

• Three premium mixes in one collection
• Gift-ready packaging for holidays or family garden projects
• Open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds for diverse pollinator habitat

Tips for best results

For best results, choose a sun-filled spot, loosen soil, and water regularly as sprouts emerge. Once established, many of these nectar-rich blooms resist drought and attract a variety of pollinators, offering ongoing color and movement throughout the season.