Pollinator Garden Kits

Carefully curated collections of regionally native plants designed to create thriving pollinator habitat in your yard.

Currently available: kits for sunny sites with medium to dry soils.
Coming soon: additional kits for various gardens (shady, part-sun, wet, etc.)

Starter Pollinator Garden –

Perfect for small garden beds or sunny borders.
Creates a vibrant pollinator patch covering about 40–60 sq ft.

  • 18 plants
  • 6 species

$129

Pollinator Garden Kit – Sunny Sites with Medium to Dry Soils

*Most popular*

A balanced native planting designed to create a full pollinator habitat garden covering about 80–120 sq ft.

  • 36 plants
  • 12 species

$229

Equivalent to buying plants individually for ~$300+

Habitat Garden Kit

Ideal for larger spaces or creating a small meadow-style planting covering about 130–170 sq ft.

  • 54 plants
  • 15 species

$349

Each kit contains a carefully designed mix of regionally native plants selected to provide continuous bloom from spring through fall and support a wide variety of pollinators.

How to Order

Typical Species Included

Wild-type (straight species) native plants have been sourced from Massachusetts growers to provide floral resources for native pollinators. Most plants are local ecotype (Ecotype 59), where available, and each kit will include several species for at-risk pollinators, as listed by Dr. Robert Gegear of UMass Dartmouth. Typical species may include:

  • Monarda fistulosa (wild bee balm)
  • Asclepias tuberosa (butterfly weed)
  • Solidago speciosa (showy goldenrod)
  • Pycnanthemum spp. (mountain mint)
  • Schizachyrium scoparium (little bluestem)

Additional species are included to ensure continuous bloom and ecological diversity.

Species may vary slightly depending on seasonal availability, but all plants are regionally native and selected for pollinator value. Please contact us with any questions.

Optional Add-ons

Enhance your pollinator garden with a few optional extras. Experts recommend aiming for 70% native plants in your gardens. However, while the native perennials settle in and get established, popping in some annual blooms will add bright color and boost the nectar and pollen in your garden. These annual flowers are non-native but pesticide-free, pollinator-friendly, and non-invasive.

  • Annual Color Boost – $29
    Add 8 colorful annual flowers for first-year blooms
  • Milkweed Boost – $39
    Add 6 native milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) plants for additional butterfly habitat