The Low Maintenance, Native Perennial Flowers You Want Are Here

Our curated collection of roots, shoots, & heirloom seeds features open-pollinated flowers. Discover beneficial plants to help you cultivate a healthy, living ecosystem in your own backyard!

  • Agastache

    Our vibrant Agastache flowers feature perennials like Raspberry Daiquiri and Globetrotter. These... 

    Agastache

  • Butterfly Pea

    Discover the beauty of Butterfly Pea vines with soft velvety petals in... 

    Butterfly Pea

  • Cleome

    Explore the Cleome collection, featuring stunning spiky flowers in an array of... 

    Cleome

Add Agastache to your full-sun garden

Our vibrant Agastache flowers feature perennials like Raspberry Daiquiri and Globetrotter. These low-maintenance plants thrive in sunny gardens, offering colorful blooms and delightful fragrances that attract pollinators.

Sitting here, the world slows down.

There’s a quiet kind of joy that comes from my native plant garden—an ecosystem I’ve carefully nurtured from seed to bloom, where every flower, root, and leaf has found its place.

It’s a sanctuary, not just for the plants, but for me too, a place where I can sit in a comfy chair, feel the earth breathe, and listen to the hum of life all around me.

Pollinator Favorites

  • Open-Pollinated

    Open-pollinated seeds are essential for maintaining genetic diversity, preserving heirloom varieties, & for providing a sustainable source of food & seed for pollinators, gardeners, & farmers.

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  • Neonicotinoid-Free

    Neonicotinoid-free seeds protect pollinators, support beneficial insects, & promote sustainable agriculture. Our seeds are free from harmful neonicotinoids & are uncertified organic.

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  • Preserving Natives & Heirlooms

    Preserving native & heirloom seeds is vital for maintaining biodiversity, adapting to changing environmental conditions, supporting native wildlife, preserving cultural heritage, & ensuring food security.

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In this garden, I found myself.

I’ve always felt connected to nature, but creating a garden full of native species was a happy accident. The plants I chose—heirloom seeds, rare roots, resilient shoots—are not just random selections; they’re a treasure to this land, this soil, and the creatures that depend on it.

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