MARY'S HEIRLOOM SEEDS ANNIVERSARY SEED GIVEAWAY Posted on 12 May 10:36 , 186 comments

Thank you for joining in the celebrations!

We have a lot to be thankful for here at Mary's Heirloom Seeds.

Now it's time for a seed giveaway!

We currently use Rafflecopter for our giveaway. You do not need to complete every single entry in order to enter. EACH ENTRY IS A SEPARATE OPPORTUNITY TO WIN. The entry form is at the bottom of the page.

Before we get to the amazing giveaway prizes...

In case you missed the announcement, we also have an ANNIVERSARY SEED SALE for the entire month of May! Plus free seeds!

As an added bonus, Mary's Heirloom Seeds has a discount code available for Seed Combo Packs

Use code: SEEDCOMBO23

at checkout to take 10% off every single seed combo pack

Ready for the giveaway info?

There will be 10 winners chosen on MAY 20th!

This giveaway is open to all residents of the US and Canada.

No purchase necessary.

Mary’s Heirloom Seeds

6 WINNERS will receive a pack with over 10,000 wildflower seeds!

Wildflower seed mix contains a blend of 24 bright, aromatic, and nectar-rich wildflowers including Butterfly Milkweed seeds, Chinese Forget Me Not, Columbine, Snapdragon, Aster, Cosmos seeds, Larkspur, Wild Lupine, Foxglove, Bird's Eye, Prairie Clover, Alyssum, Four O' Clock-Marvel, Lemon Mint, Maltese Cross, Jasmine, Poppy seeds for planting, Penstemon, Sage, Catchfly, Marigold, Nasturtium, Zinnia, & Treemallow.

ONE WINNER will receive a BULK pack of Calendula Flower Seeds

ONE WINNER will receive a BULK pack of Giant of California Zinnia Seeds

ONE WINNER will receive a "Rainbow Garden Seed Combo Pack"

ONE WINNER WILL RECEIVE

20 ounce stainless steel Mary's Heirloom Seeds Tumbler

"A Few of my Favorite Things" seed combo pack and Calendula Mix seed pack

All winners will receive STICKERS!

Now for the details...

Giveaway begins on 5/12/23 and ends at 11:59 pm on 5/20/23
TEN winners will be selected at random
Winners must live in the United States or Canada
This one is important...We will email the winners on May 23rd. If the winner does not respond within 48 hours, a new winner will be selected at random
All entries will be added to our e-newsletter mailing list for Mary's Heirloom Seeds

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Comments

Jamie Clark on 23 May 17:05

Thank you so much! Wild flowers or a welcome addition to my landscape.

Rajee Pandi on 21 May 06:47

Daisies

Amber on 21 May 06:47

I haven’t experimented with a lot of pollinators yet but I do have yarrow, catnip, and marigolds I’ve noticed the bees like. I’m trying nasturtium around the garden this year to see if I can attract more pollinators. We shall see, fun fun.

Tina on 21 May 06:47

We have two bee gardens. We love bees especially for our blackberry bushes. My favorite pollinator is our sunflowers.

wen budro on 21 May 06:47

Sunflowers and snap dragons are my favorites. Bees love them too.

Mark Chadwick on 20 May 11:08

The Butterfly bush is a great pollinator.

April Payne on 20 May 11:08

Thank you so much for the chance to win ❤ i don’t have any favorites i love them all thank you so much

Lydia Goodman on 20 May 11:08

Lilacs, dont see them now that I have moved across the country but I love the smell of them

Michelle Domangue on 20 May 11:08

Milkweed

Amy Nick on 20 May 11:08

i wouldl have to say lilacs are my favorite pollinator

Christina Gail Pearce on 20 May 11:08

Bee Balm is a favorite of mine!

Diane Eral on 20 May 03:10

Shasta Daisies are my favorite flower.

Pam on 20 May 03:10

The bees absolutely love the hollyhocks, so we have them in every color.

Jim Lambert on 20 May 03:10

Sunflowers are great,

Gayle B on 19 May 04:45

Calendula & Cone Flower!

Debbie B on 19 May 04:45

I am making a special planter for the seeds I bought from Mary’s Heirloom Seeds. They are all three plantain varieties she sells and I’m excited to see how it goes!

Tanya Williamson on 18 May 09:50

I love to plant marigolds in the corners of all my beds. I haven’t had the best of luck growing many flowers but I can always get marigolds to grow.

Gilda Eamiguel Wilson on 18 May 09:50

Lantana!!! :-)

Roger Schmitt on 18 May 09:50

Love my peonies just sad that they last such a short time.

Diane Williamson on 18 May 09:50

My favorite native pollinator is butterfly weed.

Kimberlee on 18 May 09:50

Clover. Simple weed clover. Love the smell since I was a child.

Patti Wentling on 18 May 09:50

Always on the lookout for interesting seeds and plants!

Jeanette Jackson on 18 May 09:50

I think Sunflowers are my favourite

wendy hutton on 18 May 09:50

lilacs are my favorite pollinator

Karen D on 17 May 08:31

My favorite is Bee Balm! Beautiful flowers

Christina on 17 May 08:31

I think my favorite pollinator is bee balm. It grows really well here in my clay soil!

Kim. on 17 May 08:31

Borage, clover, and calendula!

Blythe J on 17 May 08:31

I love lavender as a pollinator plant. My lavender doubled in size last year and I was delighted to see all of the bees going nuts for it.

Glenn Taylor on 17 May 03:50

Have loved Heirloom products for as long as I can remember.

Annemarie Fiegener on 17 May 03:50

What a fun giveaway! I’d be thrilled to win any of the prizes! Fingers crossed!

Gaia S on 16 May 18:01

I love lavender, echinacea, dandelion, milkweed and sunflowers as pollinator plants. I grow them in my garden!

Julie Waldron on 16 May 18:01

My favorite pollinator is dianthus.

emily zhang on 16 May 11:17

sunflowers

Devin J. on 16 May 03:22

I like Clover and Salvia

Lynne Auchterlonie Tidei on 16 May 03:22

Glad I found your sight!

Lisa DT on 16 May 03:22

I like most flowers and plants but mostly the ones that could more than beautiful – useful as insect repellents.

Susan Kennedy on 16 May 03:22

I love all the mint family that I let flower. My honey bees love it!

Jennifer Warschauer on 16 May 03:22

Wow, so many great seeds!!!

Jodie on 16 May 03:22

Butterfly Bush

Angela DeCoux on 16 May 03:22

I adore zinnias and Calendula for my local pollinators. Thank you SO much for this opportunity !!

Josh Willhite on 16 May 03:22

I wish my yard was covered in sweet clover

Jean Holland on 16 May 03:22

Butterfly weed is my favorite pollinator friendly plant.

ravin on 16 May 03:22

Love all you do and that great seeds you have

kathy m on 15 May 12:39

Don’t cut the dandelions! In our environment they are the bees favorite food. I love growing lavender – great for the bee’s and I love the fragrance!

Crissy M on 15 May 10:08

I really like Yarrow, the leaves are beautiful, and the bees love it

Lisa Griffin on 15 May 06:56

My favorite pollinator plant is bee balm (and borage!!).

rah on 15 May 06:56

I don’t know that I could pick one favorite, but I do love comfrey since it has a long bloom time and it’s always buzzing with someone enjoying it.

Theresa Sutherland on 15 May 06:56

I actually like the little flowers of bok choy & radish. They bring little tiny bees. Fun to watch.

Bonnie Gramlich on 15 May 04:19

Thank you, Mary, and everyone. Love planting your seeds!

Timothy Webb on 15 May 04:19

Happy Anniversary and Blessings

Kate on 15 May 04:19

Excited about Wildflowers! Thanks for helping pollinators!

Jessie A on 15 May 04:19

We can’t choose a single favorite for our pollinators! From Mary’s seeds we grow borage, bachelor buttons, zinnias, cosmos, crimson clover, coneflower, and calendula. So many are beneficial for our companion planting, look beautiful and the pollinators love them!

Cynthia on 15 May 04:19

Too many to choose just one!

Happy anniversary!

Lori P on 15 May 04:19

Thanks for the opportunity.
Fave pollinator plant is swamp milkweed. Really, any milkweed. Butterflies and bees adore it. Second is probably monarda as the hummingbirds love it so.

Donna Farrish on 15 May 04:19

Any seeds I might win will be repkg with company name on the seed envelope and put in Pinole Free Seed Library.

Linda J Walker on 15 May 04:19

Thanks for the chance to win more seeds! I have had great success with all the seeds I have bought from Mary’s!

renelyn on 15 May 04:19

Any seeds would be amazing! I will be grateful.

Tracy Lantis on 15 May 04:19

I would love to win thank u for the opportunity

Alicia Blaze on 15 May 04:19

I love joyful, colorful Zinnias in my garden for the pollinators. Happy Gardening!

Linda Garinger on 15 May 04:19

Love your seeds and giveaways! Couldn’t log into Facebook and now it’s stuck on tha Facebook login….

aurora House on 15 May 04:19

Happy anniversary!

Stacy on 15 May 04:19

My favorite seeds are the cinnamon basil I ordered

Marie on 15 May 04:19

My fav is roses

Stacy on 15 May 04:19

One of my favorite seed companies!

Helisa on 14 May 13:20

My fave pollinator friendly plant is lavender. Also love seeing sleepy bees take naps on the chive blossoms

Donna davis on 14 May 13:20

Amazing giveaway Would love to win

Joyce Marshall on 14 May 13:20

Happy anniversary. I love all plants.

Bobbi Pentney on 14 May 13:20

Not sure i have a favourite, Asters are so beautiful…so perhaps those.

Susan Mohr on 14 May 13:20

Milkweed, but I also have a yard full of dandelions, violets, and ground ivy that seem to be appreciated. And a peony and rose. This year I plan some sunflowers, maybe some hollyhock, and we’ll see what else!

Regina Chavez on 14 May 13:20

Any plant that creates a sustainable ecosystem is a great plant in my book. Of course I love the plants with colorful flowers 💐❤️😊

Katie Adams on 14 May 13:20

Russian sage.

Kristina Gaines on 14 May 06:57

Lavender and sunflowers

Brittany on 14 May 06:57

Zinnias, coneflowers, sunflowers, bee balm, I love them all! I try to wait as long as possible in the spring to mow the lawn because we get a beautiful combination of wild violets and dandelions that feed the bees before anything else is blooming!

James Burgess on 14 May 05:19

what-up

Erin on 14 May 05:19

My favorite pollinator plant?!? There are just too many! That’s like asking “water of air”! Lol!

Lynn M on 14 May 05:19

Dandelions – I always see bees on my dandelions long before other plants come out. (It helps that I like (and eat) dandelions.)

Martha Gallo on 14 May 05:19

Milk Weed, smells amazing and it protects butterflies

Barry nicolson on 14 May 05:19

Thanks!

Kelly on 14 May 05:19

My comfrey is making allllll the bees so happy! Bumblebees, honey bees!! It’s the best!

DWalker on 14 May 05:19

My favorite pollinator-friendly plant is echinacea!

Alfred on 14 May 06:57

Rainbow garden combo looks amazing!

Krisweeps on 14 May 05:19

Sunflowers are my fave!

Kim Dees on 14 May 05:19

Happy Anniversary! My favorites are Sunflowers & Calendula – Thanks!

Dianna on 14 May 05:19

Happy Anniversary and thank you for the chance to win! My favorite pollinator is probably zinnias. They make me smile.

Linda Sear on 14 May 05:19

I agree that I like sunflowers, but I also LOVE lavender as well!

Heather Swanson on 14 May 05:19

I have milkweed

Linda Sear on 14 May 05:19

I too will agree and say sunflowers. : )

Jill H. on 14 May 05:19

I have a hard time choosing a favorite, I love all flowers, but sunflower 🌻 is one of my favorite pollinators. Happy Anniversary!

Linda on 14 May 05:19

I have lavender (early, mid, and late blooming) and always plant sunflowers for my honey bees. Plus anything else that I can get to grow that they can use for pollen.

Cheryl Germain on 14 May 05:19

Phlox is my favourite pollinator plant

Angelica Seely on 13 May 15:52

Rosemary! I see bees buzzing around my giant plant as early as February some years, it’s always the first plant to attract them and it blooms year round (here in the PNW at least) so it’s pretty to look at even in December.

Theresa C. on 13 May 15:52

We plant dozens of sunflowers for the bees!

Kate on 13 May 15:52

I’d have to say sunflowers. We’re fairly new at gardening and growing flowers and my daughter loves it so much. A friend in Germany sent her some sunflower seeds from there last year and they were wonderful to grow and to perk up the landscape here. I’d like to try to grow some new things this year, too.

David Latino on 13 May 14:07

My favorite is Zinnias and bee balm

MarthaW on 13 May 14:07

i love using sunflowers and purple coneflowers as pollinators in my garden. Happy Anniversary!!!

Andrea Hickey on 13 May 14:07

Milkweeds

AJ on 13 May 14:07

Sunflowers!

Merrick on 13 May 14:07

Marigolds by far!

Fiona N on 13 May 14:07

Happy Anniversary :)

My favorite pollinator-friendly plant is California Zinnia.
Thank you!

Davin Heighton on 13 May 12:38

Sunfowers

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