Pollinator Flower Mix

Wildflower Mix consisting of the following native plant species:

Lanceleaf coreopsis: A drought-tolerant perennial native to eastern North America. Nectar attracts pollinators. Grows to 90 cm.

Mountain mint: Perennial native to Ontario and New Brunswick. Hardy to Zone 3. Attracts beneficial insects. Blooms July through September. Grows to 90 cm.

Bee balm: Also known as wild bergamot. Highly attractive to pollinators. Flowers vary from pink to lavender. Grows to 60-90 cm.

Nodding onion: Deer-resistant perennial. Provides food for short-tongued bees. Grows in sun or partial shade. Great for containers.

Black-eyed Susan: An annual used by Indigenous Peoples for medicinal purposes. Flowers are five to eight cm wide. Attractive to butterflies.

Available in pots or in-ground planting.