Customized seed kits based on where you live.
Planting native seeds can be complicated, but it doesn’t have to bee.
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.
BIO HACK YOUR LAWN
Our Custom Pollinator Seed Kit is thoughtfully curated for your specific region. Designed to support native bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators, it helps restore critical habitat right where it’s needed most. Beautiful, purposeful, and easy to plant, it’s a simple way to strengthen your local ecosystem from your own backyard.
Our Clover Lawn Blend offers a lush, low-maintenance alternative to traditional turf grass. Naturally nitrogen-fixing, clover enriches your soil as it grows—reducing or eliminating the need for synthetic fertilizers—while staying green through dry periods with less watering and mowing. Soft underfoot and pollinator-friendly, it’s a resilient, eco-conscious choice for a healthier, more sustainable lawn.
Good for your wallet
Lower water costs
Native plants are adapted to local rainfall and soil, so they require little to no irrigation once established, reducing the need for sprinklers and excessive watering.
Less maintenance
Native plants generally need less mowing, pruning, and fertilizing. That means more free time and lower spending on lawn care services, equipment, fuel, and labor.
Reduced chemical use
Native species are more resistant to local pests and diseases, reducing the need for chemical treatments (pesticides, insecticides, and fertilizers) and decreasing runoff into rivers and lakes.
Native plants are perennial (they naturally die in Autumn and return in Spring) or self-seeding and tend to thrive with minimal intervention.
No replanting costs
Good for your health
Fewer 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.
Reducing pests
Have you noticed the tick population is increasing? What about mosquitos? It’s not your imagination. Human activity has significantly diminished the natural habitats of the predators of these pests. Without predators like dragonflies, pest species have increased in number and can make you, your family, and your pets very sick.
Good for
the planet
Collapse of food webs
Insects are a foundational food source for birds, amphibians, fish, bats, and mammals. Their disappearance ripples through ecosystems, causing population declines or extinctions of species that rely on them.
Ecosystem imbalance
Insects help regulate populations of other organisms and maintain biodiversity. Losing them destabilizes ecosystems, making them more vulnerable to invasive species, disease, and climate shocks.