Flowers for Bees and Other Pollinators Seeds

Our wildflower seed mixes produce beautiful flowers that attract bees and other pollinators.

Animal and insect pollinators are essential to pollination in over 75% of the world's flowering plants, which includes roughly 35% of the world's crops. Animal and insect pollinators include bees, moths, flies, bats, birds, ants, butterflies, wasps and beetles. Some of these pollinator species have declined in numbers, become endangered or even gone extinct due to the loss of natural food supplies and habitat. Honey bees just do not produce wax and honey, they are extremely responsible for the pollinating of many agricultural crops that many of us assume will always be available. The list is just to large that would include what are pollinated by bees. Honey bees have been declining in the recent years by the combination of several factors which may include infectious pathogens, malnutrition, stress, and pesticides. All of our flowers, vegetable and herb seeds are Non-GMO as well and neonicotinoid-free. 

This bill provides support for research and makes pollinator habitat conservation a priority for land managers and conservationists. It will benefit both managed pollinators such as honey bees as well as wild pollinator species across the U.S.

NOTE: FREE SHIPPING AND DISCOUNTS ARE NOT APPLIED FOR WILDFLOWERS AND ANY BEE SEED. 

Information on Crop Pollination and Pollinator Conservation for Farmers

Farming For Bees 

Help The Honey Bees by Not Using These

Blueberry Pollination in the Northwest

Global Action for Pollination

An Introduction to Our Native Bees

Wildlife Backyard Habitat

Pollinators & Pesticides 

Flowers for Bees