Mountain Valley Seed Co. Save the Bees Wildflower Mix — 80,000+ Seeds, 19 Varieties

Overview

Discover a premium wildflower blend designed to invite pollinators into your outdoor spaces while delivering vibrant, season-long color. The bulk mix contains 80,000+ seeds across 19 annual and perennial varieties, crafted for planting across North America. It’s 100% pure and non-GMO, with a simple sowing method that suits both beginners and seasoned gardeners. This thoughtfully composed mix blends performance with beauty, offering a versatile option for gardens, farms, and community spaces alike.

What’s included

• Butterfly Milkweed
• New England Aster
• Wallflower
• Coreopsis
• Cosmos
• Sweet Alyssum
• Red Corn Poppy
• California Orange Poppy
• Purple Coneflower
• Yellow Prairie Coneflower
• Gaillardia
• Lemon Queen
• Gayfeather
• Lupine
• Bergamot
• Primrose
• Phacelia
• Crimson Clover
• Baby Blue Eyes

Planting and care

• Direct sow after the last frost; spring germination usually occurs in 20–30 days, while fall sowing can overwinter until spring.
• Covers roughly 250 square feet, delivering a lively display across multiple growing seasons.
• Non-GMO and guaranteed to grow with a forgiving scatter-and-grow approach for garden beds, fields, and meadows.

With every purchase, Mountain Valley Seed Company donates to the Bee Conservancy, supporting pollinator-focused conservation efforts and education. This blend is designed for planting across North America and adapts well to garden beds, meadows, farms, and community plots.

Packaging is handcrafted and elegant: a resealable 8" x 6" hand-illustrated packet, making this mix a thoughtful gift for gardening enthusiasts during the holidays or special occasions. The seeds are 100% pure and easy to grow, offering a reliable starting point for pollinator-friendly landscapes.

Ideal uses and accessibility

• Home gardens and backyard pollinator beds that welcome butterflies and bees.
• School and community garden projects that teach wildlife-friendly planting.
• Meadows, borders, and container gardens where color and nectar are desired goals.

Notes for best results: soil quality, sun exposure, and watering influence performance. While outcomes vary with climate and care, this mix provides a solid foundation for creating bee-friendly, colorful landscapes.