Pollinator Garden Seeds

Pollinator garden seeds feed more than the eye. They support bees, butterflies, beneficial insects, and the small living systems that help a garden stay productive. This collection gathers open-pollinated flowers and herbs chosen for nectar, pollen, bloom shape, color, fragrance, and garden usefulness.

Explore seed options for annual flowers, perennial blooms, edible flowers, fragrant herbs, and certified organic or heirloom varieties that bring movement and life to the garden. Plant a few together for a longer bloom season and a wider range of visiting insects.
Greek - Oregano Seeds
Small Greek oregano plant with vibrant green leaves growing in dark garden soil next to a wooden plant marker.
Greek - Oregano Seeds
$4.95
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Sensation Mix - Cosmos Seeds
Child holding a bouquet of pink, crimson, and white Sensation Mix cosmos flowers in a garden.
Sensation Mix - Cosmos Seeds
$4.99
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Mammoth Grey Striped - Organic Sunflower Seeds
Large yellow Mammoth Grey Striped sunflower bloom with green leaves against a bright sky.
Mammoth Grey Striped - Organic Sunflower Seeds
$6.49
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Borage Organic Seeds
Borage Organic Seeds
Borage Organic Seeds
$5.99
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Teddy Bear - Organic Sunflower Seeds
Teddy Bear sunflowers with fluffy golden double blooms in a glass mason jar on a wooden table.
Teddy Bear - Organic Sunflower Seeds
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Chocolate Cherry - Sunflower Seeds
Two Chocolate Cherry sunflowers with deep burgundy-red petals and dark centers blooming in a sunny garden.
Chocolate Cherry - Sunflower Seeds
$4.99
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Garlic Chives Seeds - Organic
Garlic chives plant with long, flat green leaves and roots with soil, laid flat on a light wooden surface.
Garlic Chives Seeds - Organic
$5.35
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Wild Bergamot - Bee Balm Seeds
Wild Bergamot - Bee Balm Seeds
Wild Bergamot - Bee Balm Seeds
$3.95
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Italian - Organic Oregano Seeds
Close-up of vibrant green Italian oregano leaves with a soft, fuzzy texture growing in soil.
Italian - Organic Oregano Seeds
$4.95
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Black Mammoth - Organic Sunflower Seeds
Black Mammoth sunflower in full bloom with bright yellow petals and a large, dark brown seed head against a blurred garden.
Black Mammoth - Organic Sunflower Seeds
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True Hyssop - Herb Seeds
Person holding a freshly harvested bouquet of True Hyssop with blue-purple flower spikes and narrow green leaves.
True Hyssop - Herb Seeds
$3.95
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Lemon Mint - Bee Balm Seeds
Person holding a fresh bouquet of lavender-pink Lemon Mint bee balm flowers in a garden.
Lemon Mint - Bee Balm Seeds
$5.49
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Choosing Seeds for a Pollinator Garden

A good pollinator garden earns its place in more ways than one. Flowers draw in bees and other pollinators that help cucumbers, squash, melons, and other flowering vegetables set fruit, while beneficial insects such as lady beetles, lacewings, hoverflies, and tiny parasitic wasps help keep aphids, caterpillars, and other pests in check.

Plant several of the same variety together rather than scattering one of everything. Larger patches are easier for pollinators to find, and they give the garden a fuller, more settled look.

Choose a mix of open-centered and tubular flowers, tall stems and low growers, annuals and perennials. Let a few herbs and vegetables flower where space allows, and leave some seed heads and hollow stems standing after the season ends. A little untidiness can still be doing useful work.

Continue Growing for Pollinators

Top-down view of vibrant blue Tall Mix Centaurea flowers blooming amidst green foliage in a garden.

Edible Flower Seeds

Flowers that bring color to the garden and fresh interest to salads, drinks, and seasonal dishes.
Perennial Flower Seeds

Perennial Flower Seeds

Long-lived flowers that return over time and provide lasting color, structure, and pollinator habitat.
Culinary Herb Garden Seeds

Culinary Herb Garden Seeds

Useful herbs for the kitchen that also provide nectar and pollen when allowed to flower.

Pollinator Garden Questions

Sunflowers, cosmos, zinnias, calendula, borage, bee balm, echinacea, alyssum, rudbeckia, and many open-centered flowers are commonly visited. A mix of flower shapes and plant heights will serve a wider range of pollinators.

Yes. Annuals can provide quick color and nectar, while perennials return over time and create longer-lasting habitat. A mixture of both gives the garden more depth and usefulness.

Echinacea, sage, lavender, cilantro, basil, dill, oregano, thyme, chives, mint, and anise hyssop can provide nectar and pollen when allowed to bloom. Leave a few plants uncut so they can flower while continuing to harvest from the rest.

Start with Freshly Cut Blooms

Flowers for Bees & Bouquets

Flowers for Bees & Bouquets

Six garden flowers for gathering into bouquets while bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects make good use of the blooms.