American Wildflower Seed Collection – 24 Native Wildflowers & Grasses for Pollinators

Grow More Than Wildflowers. Restore a Piece of Native Habitat.

Native plants form the foundation of healthy local ecosystems. They provide nectar and pollen for native bees and butterflies, seeds and shelter for birds, host plants for insects, and deep root systems that help build resilient soil.

The American Wildflower Collection brings together 24 individually packaged native wildflowers and grasses chosen to create a more diverse, functional landscape.

You'll grow familiar favorites such as Black Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, New England Aster, Common Milkweed, Sunflowers, Bergamot, Blazing Star, Yarrow, and Coreopsis, alongside foundational prairie species such as Little Bluestem, Indiangrass, Switchgrass, Canada Wild Rye, Purple Prairie Clover, and Ohio Spiderwort.

Rather than receiving one bag of seeds mixed together in unknown proportions, you receive 24 separate seed packets. That gives you control over where each species is planted, lets you follow its individual germination requirements, and makes it much easier to understand what is emerging in your garden.

Use the collection to create a pollinator garden, prairie-inspired planting, meadow, naturalized border, wildlife habitat, or a more ecologically diverse landscape around your home.

Not a Wildflower Mix. A Collection of Native Species.

Most wildflower products combine many types of seed into a single bag. Once they're mixed together, you have little control over which species are planted where—or even how much of each species you received.

This collection is different.

24 Species. 24 Individual Packets.

Every wildflower and grass is packaged separately and labeled by variety.

That means you can:

• Match species to the right part of your property
• Follow variety-specific germination instructions
• Cold stratify species individually when needed
• Plant taller species behind shorter plants
• Separate grasses from flowering areas if desired
• Learn to identify each plant as it emerges
• Save unopened packets for another planting area or future season

You're not simply sowing flowers.

You're choosing the plants that will make up your habitat.

Build a Garden That Supports Life Above and Below the Soil

Feed Native Pollinators
Asters, coneflowers, blazing star, bergamot, Joe Pye weed, vervain, coreopsis, sunflowers and other flowering species provide nectar and pollen across different parts of the growing season.

Provide Important Host Plants
The collection includes three milkweed species - Common, Rose/Swamp and Showy Milkweed—providing plants from the genus required by monarch butterfly caterpillars. 

Extend the Season
Species such as asters provide valuable flowers later in the season, while coreopsis, coneflowers, milkweeds, sunflowers and other varieties help create overlapping bloom periods.

Add Native Grasses
Little Bluestem, Indiangrass, Switchgrass and Canada Wild Rye add structure, cover and year-round habitat while developing extensive root systems below ground. 

Feed Birds & Wildlife
Let selected flowers and grasses stand after flowering and their seed heads, stems and foliage can continue contributing food, cover and overwintering habitat.

Build Long-Term Soil Resilience
Prairie plants invest heavily below ground. Deep and fibrous root systems help stabilize soil, add organic matter and create landscapes that become increasingly resilient as they mature.

One Collection. Many Ways to Bring Native Plants Home.

Pollinator Gardens
Create concentrated areas of nectar, pollen and host plants.

Prairie & Meadow Gardens
Combine wildflowers with native grasses for a more natural plant community.

Naturalized Borders
Replace conventional ornamental areas with plants that offer habitat as well as beauty.

Lawn Reduction Projects
Convert sunny sections of underused lawn into more diverse perennial plantings.

Wildlife Gardens
Allow seed heads, stems and grasses to remain through winter to provide food and shelter.

Restoration-Inspired Landscapes
Use locally appropriate species to begin restoring some of the plant diversity that once occupied your region.

Native Seeds You Can Grow, Learn From & Save

Individually Packaged
All 24 species arrive in their own labeled packets rather than being combined into one wildflower mixture.

Open-Pollinated
These varieties can reproduce naturally, giving knowledgeable gardeners opportunities to collect seed from established plants.

Non-GMO
All seeds in the collection are non-GMO.

Untreated
Seeds are supplied without chemical coatings or synthetic seed treatments.

Germination Tested
Seed lots are tested for viability before packaging.

Growing Information Included
Each packet includes variety-specific growing information and seed-saving guidance.

Native to America - But Choose What Fits Your Region

All 24 species in this collection are native plants found within the United States, but “native to the U.S.” does not mean every species is native to every state or ecosystem.

The collection was selected to provide options that can be grown across a broad range of U.S. climates. Many of the varieties perform across USDA Zones 3–9, although the ideal conditions and native range of each species differ.

For gardeners focused on ecological restoration, we recommend researching which included species are native to your particular state or ecoregion and prioritizing those plants in your landscape.