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Pollinator Lawn Seed

A walkable bee lawn that blooms for pollinators — white clover, self-heal and fine fescue you can still use, mown high and timed around bloom.

Welcoming eco-friendly lawn scene illustrating pollinator lawn seed for homeowners considering a low-input lawn
Why

A lawn that feeds the bees

  • Season-long nectar. Clover and self-heal bloom from spring into autumn for bees and butterflies.
  • Still a lawn. Low and walkable — a bee lawn you use, not a meadow you fence off.
  • Self-fertilising. Clover fixes its own nitrogen; no synthetic feed.
  • Pet-safe by design. Built from species that are not on the ASPCA toxic list — no toxic yarrow.
  • Low input. Mow high and rarely, timed around bloom.

Pollinator-friendly and pet-safe

Our bee-lawn blend is white clover, self-heal and fine fescue — all not on the ASPCA toxic list. We deliberately leave out toxic species like yarrow so the lawn is safe for pets while it feeds pollinators. (Flowers mean bees, so mow before barefoot season if stings are a concern.)

Simple to start

Sow it in three steps

  • Sow on bare soil. Good seed-to-soil contact, no fertiliser (rich soil favours weeds).
  • Water in. Keep moist through establishment.
  • Mow around bloom. Cut high and time mowing so flowers (and bees) get their window.
Questions

Common questions

What's in a pollinator lawn?
A walkable bee-lawn blend of white clover, self-heal and fine fescue — low, flowering and usable. None are on the ASPCA toxic list.
Is it safe for pets?
Yes — we build it from non-toxic species and leave out toxic plants like yarrow that appear in many “pollinator” mixes.
Will I get stung?
Flowers attract bees, so mow before peak bloom or before barefoot use if stings are a concern; bees are foraging, not aggressive.
When should I plant?
Autumn or early spring onto bare, weed-free soil.

Plant a lawn that buzzes

Walkable, pet-safe, full of nectar.

The blend that solves this

A single species is an ingredient. The blend is the answer.

Pollinatorlawn Bee Lawn Seed Mix — Prunella + Achillea + 4 fescues + Trifolium repens. A flowering bee lawn; UMN documents 60+ bee species on the clover/self-heal pairing. 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.