Best Zone 5 Flower Seeds in 2026

ASSORTMENT - 35 easy to grow vegetable varieties and over 16,000 seeds. All non-GMO and heirloom varieties. Our survival pack includes lettuce, beets, carrots, onions, squash, zucchini, tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, peas, beans, and more. Complete gardening kit for growing your home garden.

PROFESSIONAL - Packed in seed packets, not plastic bags: plastic bags can harbor mold and ruin vegetable seeds. Complete growing and harvesting instructions included on every packet. Perfect for indoor garden and hydroponics growing system.

USA - Seed bank grown, sourced, and packaged in the USA. It makes excellent gifts for moms, adults and gardening gifts for men. Provide emergency food security by growing and saving seeds or storing our seeds in a cool, dark, dry place in its water resistant packaging.

100 Different Seed Varieties - Get started growing your own vegetable garden with this collection of amazing melons, herbs, and vegetables. Included are several varieties of flowers to attract pollinators that provide a richer, more fruitful growing experience and yield from your survival garden.

Quality Seeds - Safe, non-hybrid non-GMO heirloom seeds proudly cultivated in the USA for your family to plant and grow for years to come. Open-pollinated and selected to ensure the best germination rates.

Survival Seed Vault - Grow now or save in long term storage by storing in a place shielded from temperature, moisture, and light. Feel secure knowing you've got seeds ready to plant!

Showy Orange Flowers - Butterfly milkweed, also known as Asclepias Tuberosa, is a bushy native perennial wildflower. This common variety grows about about 12-18" tall with showy orange flowers. Also known as Pleurisy Root, Butterfly Weed, and Chigger Flower. These native wildflowers have a wide range that stretches from Florida to Canada, and as far west as California.

Attract Monarchs - Milkweed is vital to the monarch butterflies and caterpillars as food, a place to live, lay eggs and navigate by. Bee, hummingbird, and other wild pollinator species also will visit this bush. Help with insect conservation by adding milkweeds to your wildflower mix.

Cold Stratify for Better Germination - For best results, recreate winter conditions to prime the seeds for planting. For indoor seed starting, sprinkle seeds into a damp paper towel, roll up, and store in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks, then sow as usual. Stratification encourages seeds to sprout, giving you more young seedlings to become healthy plants.

Relaxing & Fragrant - Lavender plants are renowned for their aromatics. The flower buds and leaves an be dried and or processed into essential oil for a variety of culinary, medicinal and practical purposes. Often used in making potpourri sachets, perfume spray, or oil for soap, deodorant, deodorant, balm, and other uses.

Perennial Favorite - Lavender is also edible. The petals can be used dried or fresh, or can be distilled into syrup or extracts. It is often used in a variety of foods, including coffee, herbal tea, baking and more. This perennial flower for your herb garden is drought and heat tolerant. The live plants are easy to grow in containers outdoors.

Cold Stratify for Better Germination - For best results, recreate winter conditions to prime the seeds for planting. For indoor seed starting, sprinkle seeds into a damp paper towel, roll up, and store in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks, then sow as usual. Stratification encourages seeds to sprout, giving you more young seedlings to become healthy plants.

Ten Flower Variety Seed Mix - Four O'Clock Mix, Roman Chamomile, Shasta Daisy, Echinacea (also known as Purple Coneflower), Crackerjack Marigold, Grandpa Ott Morning Glory, Tip Top Nasturtium, Tetra Mix Snap Dragon, Chocolate Cherry Sunflower, and California Giant Zinnia seeds for planting in your home garden.

Many Uses - These flowers are beneficial beyond just being beautiful. Plant these seeds to grow companion plants to improve the health of your garden. Attract beneficial pollinators like birds, bees, and butterflies. This mix includes flowers that are edible, have traditional uses in folk medicine, and flowers that can be brewed into teas.

Grow Now or Later - Plant now or store for future growing seasons. Will remain viable for years if stored in a cool dry location. Each packet has instructions for saving seeds so you can perpetuate your harvest and share with others.

Attract Monarchs - This wildflower mix contains milkweed seeds that are the host plant for the orange monarch to lay its eggs and for the caterpillars to live on. This mix of perennial and annual flowers can be scattered in a meadow or planted in your outdoor pollinator garden to support conservation efforts and improve your local ecosystem.

Bees, Butterflies, Hummingbirds & Pollinators - Each of these packets contains a collection of native wildflowers, garden flowers, and milkweed that may help other wild bee, hummingbird, and other pollinators. This mixture contains a variety of bush, vine, and other types of flowers in various sizes, colors, and bloom times from spring to fall.

Cold Stratify for Better Germination - For best results, recreate winter conditions to prime the seeds for planting. For indoor seed starting, sprinkle seeds into a damp paper towel, roll up, and store in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks, then sow as usual. Stratification encourages seeds to sprout, giving you more young seedlings to become healthy plants.

Swamp Milkweed - Also known as rose milkweed, red milkweed, or marsh milkweed, Asclepias incarnata is a perennial wildflower with a native range over most of North America. Its flowers are a beautiful dusky pink color, with small star-shaped blooms growing in clusters. These bushes thrive in wetlands and moist outdoor conditions and will not spread as much as common milkweed.

Attract Monarchs - Milkweed is vital to the monarch butterfly and caterpillar as food, a place to live, lay eggs, and navigate by. Bee, hummingbird, and other wild pollinator species also will visit this bush. Help with insect conservation by adding milkweeds to your wildflower mix.

Cold Stratify for Better Germination - For best results, recreate winter conditions to prime the seeds for planting. For indoor seed starting, sprinkle seeds into a damp paper towel, roll up, and store in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks, then sow as usual. Stratification encourages seeds to sprout, giving you more young seedlings to become healthy plants.

Common Milkweed - Also known as butterfly flower, silkweed, silky swallow-wort, and Virginia silkweed, Asclepias syriaca is the perennial wildflower most people know as milkweed. It has a native range over the United States and Canada east of the Rockies. It grows 24-40” tall and has broad leaves and clusters of small pink star-shaped flowers.

Attract Monarchs - Milkweed is vital to monarch butterfly and caterpillar as food, a place to live, lay eggs, and navigate by. Bee, hummingbird, and other wild pollinator species also will visit this plant. Help with insect conservation by adding milkweeds to your wildflower mix.

Cold Stratify for Better Germination - For best results, recreate winter conditions to prime the seeds for planting. For indoor seed starting, sprinkle seeds into a damp paper towel, roll up, and store in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks, then sow as usual. Stratification encourages seeds to sprout, giving you more young seedlings to become healthy plants.

Traditional Uses - Yarrow is an edible flower that is an essential for the herb garden due to its medicinal properties. The blooms, leaves, and stems can be dried and used as a tea, powdered to add to food or used topically in a tincture or ointment for wound care.

Great for the Garden - The tiny red, magenta, and rose pink colors of the red yarrow blossom attract native pollinators, especially butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. This perennial wildflower thrives even in poor conditions outdoors, and is a reliable companion plant.

Cold Stratification For Better Germination - Cold moist conditions prime the seeds for planting and improve results. For indoor seed starting, sprinkle seeds into a damp paper towel, roll up, and store in the refrigerator for 2-3 weeks, then sow as usual. More seeds will sprout, giving you more young seedlings to become healthy plants.