Wildflower Pollinator Seed Mixture Open-Pollinated Non-Treated Seeds

Wildflower Pollinator Mix Bring Your Landscape to Life with 100% Native Blooms Transform your garden or acreage into a thriving sanctuary for bees, butterflies, and songbirds. Our Native Ontario Pollinator Mix is a professional-grade blend of 14 native wildflowers and hardy grasses, specifically curated to support local ecosystem from early spring through the first frost.

Why Choose This Blend?

Unlike generic wildflower mixes, this selection features strictly native species. This means they are perfectly adapted to our local climate, requiring less water once established and providing the exact nutrients our local pollinators—like the endangered Monarch and various bumblebee species—need to survive.

Continuous Blooms: Includes early-season favorites like Wild Columbine and late-season powerhouses like New England Aster.

Keystone Species: Featuring two types of Milkweed essential for Monarch butterfly lifecycles.

Dual-Purpose Design: Includes native grasses like Little Bluestem to provide essential nesting habitats for ground-nesting bees.

Hardy & Resilient: Once established, these perennials return year after year, getting more beautiful with age.

The Full Botanical Lineup

Here is the exact breakdown of what’s in your packet:

20% Lance Leaf Coreopsis: Bright yellow, early-summer suns

20% Blue Vervain: Stately purple spikes

20% Boneset: Fragrant, frothy white clusters

15% Evening Primrose: Delicate yellow blooms for night pollinators

15% Common Yarrow: Ultra-hardy pollinator landing pads

5% Wild Bergamot (Bee Balm): A favorite for bumblebees and hummingbirds

5% Black-Eyed Susan: The classic golden prairie staple

5% Canada Wild Rye: Native grass for structure and cover

5% Little Bluestem: Essential nesting habitat grass

1% Butterfly Milkweed: Critical host plant for Monarchs

1% Common Milkweed: High-nectar support for butterflies

1% New England Aster: Vital late-season food source

1% Wild Columbine: Early spring nectar for hummingbirds

2% Anise Hyssop & Nodding Onion: Unique textures and high-pollinator draw

Sowing & Care

A  packet of this mix will cover: approximately a 4' x 4' garden bed)

When to Sow: For best results, sow in late autumn (allowing for natural winter stratification) or early spring. 

Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade.  Soil: Adaptable to most soil types, from clay to sandy loam.

Make a Difference, One Bloom at a Time.

By planting native, you aren't just growing a garden—you're restoring a piece of the nature.