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Native Plant Sale

The 2023 Kitsap Conservation District Native Plant Sale is now closed. Thank you to all who ordered! Come back soon for more information on plant pickup.

Native Pollinator Seed (Photo: NorthwestMeadowscapes.com)

Native Pollinator Seed

Name: Native Pollinator Seed
SKU: 6162
Price: 10.50 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Pacific NW Variety

This mix of 100% true Pacific Northwest native annual and perennial species provides an ongoing succession of bloom over multiple years. Twenty-six species bloom from spring to early fall and attract native bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and beneficial insects. The native bunch grasses included in the mix provide nesting habitat for native bees and help reduce weed encroachment. Not recommended for use around livestock.

Mature height: 6″ to 48″
Light conditions: sun
Soil: well-drained; dry to moist
Sold in 0.5 ounce packets that cover 100 square feet/
$10.50 per packet