Pollinator Garden Starter — 6 × #1 Gallon Native Plants
Six pollinator-friendly Minnesota native plants in #1 Gallon starter size — a curated pack that brings bees, butterflies, and birds to any Twin Cities yard.
What's included (all in #1 Gallon size)
- 1 × Little Bluestem #1 Gallon (native MN prairie grass) — $9.99 individually
- 1 × Autumn Fire Sedum #1 Gallon (rose-pink fall flowers, drought-tolerant) — $10.99 individually
- 1 × Prairie Dropseed #1 Gallon (fine-textured native grass) — $9.99 individually
- 1 × Shenandoah Switch Grass #1 Gallon (burgundy-tipped native) — $12.99 individually
- 1 × Nova Cherry Fizz Sedum #1 Gallon (cherry-red blooms August-September) — $12.99 individually
- 1 × Variegated Kamtschaticum Sedum #1 Gallon (cream-edged groundcover) — $9.99 individually
What you get
A diverse, layered planting that feeds pollinators from spring through fall, holds shape through winter, and is hardy across Twin Cities zones 4b-5a. All starter-size #1 Gallon — they'll fill in over 2-3 growing seasons.
Save with the bundle
Bought separately, these six total $66.94. Bundle price: $60.99 — you save $5.95, 8.9% off individual pricing.
Planting window
These are perennials, not evergreens — plant any time through the end of October and water them in well before the ground freezes.
Optional plant warranty
Want first-winter survival protection? Add the optional Plant Survival Warranty at checkout.
Where we deliver
We deliver Pollinator Garden Starter — 6 × #1 Gallon Native Plants and the rest of our nursery stock across the Twin Cities seven-county metro — Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Anoka, Washington, Scott and Carver counties — from our yard in Waconia, Minnesota.
That includes Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Edina, Bloomington, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Eden Prairie, Woodbury and the surrounding suburbs — see the full delivery area. Delivery is free on orders over $200 and $35 below that. Enter your ZIP code at checkout to confirm your address is covered, or read the shipping and delivery details.
Everything we sell is selected to survive USDA zone 4b–5a, which is what the Twin Cities metro sits in.