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Flower Pollinators
Honey bees, butterflies, birds and other pollinators help grow our food, keep our flowers blooming and make our lands healthy.
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Viola, Johnny-Jump UpHEIRLOOM. Delicately fragrant flowers are edible and make delightful garnishes.$3.95$3.95Seeds
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Scabiosa, Summer Berries Mixed ColorsExclusive color combination of extra large blooms.$3.95$3.95Seeds
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Sunflower, Del Sol HybridA cheery sunflower-yellow surrounding deep brown centers.$5.45$5.45Seeds
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Phlox, Popstars Bright Rose with Eye HybridFrom June through August, free-flowering phlox cultivar flings out constellations of bright-eyed blooms.$5.95Seeds
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Sunflower, Pikes PeakThe largest sunflower seeds ever. Plants tower up to 15 ft. tall.$5.45$5.45Seeds
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Poppy, Oriental Poppy MixHEIRLOOM. Large flowers, scarlet to pink with deep purple centers.$3.95$3.95Seeds
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Calibrachoa, Crave Strawberry StarGreat leading lady when planted alone, or best supporting actress in container arrangements.$5.45Seeds
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Cosmos, CapriolaEarly-flowering, semi-dwarf plants are easy to grow and pay a summerlong dividend of gorgeous blooms.$6.95Seeds
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Zinnia, Double Zahara SalmonLoveliness comes easy to these fully-double, salmon-colored zinnias.$6.95Seeds
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