Turn a lawn into a living meadow
Wildflower and native meadow seed for pollinator-rich, low-input plantings and meadow-lawns.
The short version
Meadow and wildflower plantings trade close-mown turf for a diverse, pollinator-rich sward. This collection gathers bee lawns, native grasses, and meadow mixes for sun and shade.
What’s in the meadow collection
From low, walkable bee lawns to taller native meadow plantings, this collection is about diversity and habitat. Flowering clover and wildflowers feed pollinators, while native grasses give structure and movement.
Choose a low bee-lawn mix for a walkable flowering lawn, or native grasses and taller wildflowers for a full meadow you cut once or twice a year.
Not sure yet? Read the Wildflower Meadows & Pollinator Lawns guide before you buy.
Compare the options
| Product | Sun | Zones | Water | Traffic | Pet-safe |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PollinatorLawn Bee Lawn Seed Mix | Full sun to part shade | 3–7 | Low | Low | Yes |
| RootNative | Full sun to part shade | 4–7 | Low | Low | No |
| SunMeadow Full Sun Wildflower Lawn Mix | Full sun | 3–9 | Low | Moderate | No |
| English Daisy Lawn Seeds | Full sun to part shade | 4–9 | Moderate | Moderate | No |
| Self-Heal Lawn Seeds | Full sun to part shade | 4–9 | Moderate | Moderate | No |
| Yaak Yarrow Seeds | Full sun | 3–9 | Low | Moderate | No |
| WildLawn No-Mow Flowering Lawn Mix | Full sun to part shade | 4–7 | Moderate | Low | No |
Sun, zones, water and traffic come directly from each product’s growing specs. Unsure? The Lawn Finder matches these to your yard in under a minute.
Popular picks in this collection
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Choosing a meadow or wildflower planting
For a lawn you still use, a low bee-lawn mix keeps things walkable and blooming. For a true meadow, combine native grasses with wildflowers and cut only once or twice a season. Match sun or shade mixes to your site.
Meadows reward patience — diversity and bloom build over the first couple of seasons.
Common questions
Meadow or bee lawn — what is the difference?
A bee lawn stays low and walkable; a meadow grows taller and is cut only once or twice a year for maximum habitat.
How much maintenance does a meadow need?
Far less mowing than turf — often a single annual cut — though initial weed management helps establishment.
Will it support pollinators?
Yes — diverse flowering plantings are among the best garden habitats for bees and other pollinators.
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A single species is an ingredient. The blend is the answer.
Sunmeadow Sun Wildflower Lawn Mix — wildflowers + fescue. Full-sun meadow. Buy the blend when the job needs more than one plant — the grass carries the wear, the clover feeds it, the flowers feed the bees. Buy the single species when you want one plant, one look, one job.