Customized seed kits based on where you live.

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How it works:

Select your ecological zone

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We customize your Seed Kit based on where you live - so you can help support pollinators without the risk of introducing any harmful invasive species!

Customize your Kit

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Tell us more! Fill out a brief questionnaire so we can analyze your unique growing conditions including sun and water conditions to help your seeds flourish.

Feel good about doing your part!

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Upon submitting your order, get access to your unique interface to learn more about your region. Once your seed kit arrives, follow the easy to use instructions.

Each kit includes:

  • Do you want to help pollinators but don't know where to start? Or are you worried that you'll introduce invasive plant species? Whether you live in the Great Plains region, Eastern Temperate Forests, or beyond, we will develop a customized seed mix based on fauna native to your ecological area.

  • Your personalized interactive digital map captures the specifics of your ecological zone, including local rainfall patterns, soil type, temperature, and seasonal cycles. It provides place-based insights to help you understand your beautiful and unique local environment.

  • We provide informational resources that describe the ecology of your specific region, the native plant species, and other notable metrics such as seasonal sun and rainfall patterns. It also includes personalized tips on what you can do to re-wild your local area.

  • Spreading the message is key. Use our stickers and signage to become a local hero by helping to educate your family, friends and neighbors on the importance of promoting native biodiversity.

  • This poster highlights the vital role pollinators play in healthy ecosystems and food systems, from bees and butterflies to birds and bats. It explains how everyday actions—like planting native species and reducing pesticide use—can help protect and support pollinators in your community.

  • The box and all it’s materials are made of natural materials and are designed to be compostable to reduce the environmental impact of each package.

  • A portion of every purchase is donated to registered charities and not-for-profits that support pollinator projects.

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Good for the planet

Supporting biodiversity

Ever noticed how you don’t need to stop and wipe splatted insects off your car window anymore? Globally, the number of insects has been rapidly declining in what has been coined the “Insect Apocalypse”. We have lost at least 50% of insects since the 1970s due to human activity. Why should we care? Apart from wanting preserve species for future generations, biodiversity loss threatens humans in many ways including the collapse of our food systems.

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Good for your health

Reducing pests

Do you feel like the tick population is increasing? It’s not your imagination. Human activity has diminished the natural habitats for dragonflies, butterflies, etc. - predators of mosquitos, ticks, and other pests. Without these predators, pest species have increased in number and can make you, your family, and your pets very sick.

Less pesticides

The use of pesticides and insecticides has increased exponentially since the 1990s. Currently about 900 different active ingredients (chemicals that are toxic to pests) are licensed in the USA and about 500 in Europe. 5.6 billion pounds of pesticides are used worldwide annually (1 billion pounds in the USA alone), which seep into our soil, waterways, and the food we consume.

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Good for your wallet

Saving you money

In this tough economic climate, saving money becomes increasingly important for many families. The average household spends more than $300 per year on unnecessary lawn care and maintenance. But why? Replacing your mono-cultured grass lawn with clover or other native plant species reduces your water bill, makes your lawn more resistant to heat, shade, and other extreme weather, reduces the need for mowing, and eliminates the need for fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides.

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Join our wait list to get notified when our seeds are back in stock for the 2026 season!

Hear from our customers

  • "[I] planted in early Spring and was happy to do what I could to help pollinators."

    Laura W

  • "It's a cool concept, informative, and easy to use. I would purchase it again."

    Ben H

  • “I can't recommend Lucky Bee enough. It's really wonderful what they're doing.”

    Linda L

  • "I purchased the eastern temperate forest mix and it worked well for me."

    Nick P