Free Wildflower Seeds by Mail From Hollow Tree Honey
Want a free packet of wildflower seeds in the mail? Hollow Tree Honey Foundation’s seed-packet page invites visitors to fill out its form and request a packet. You can name a preferred mix: Native, Bird & Butterfly, or Honeybee Buffet.
The easy-to-miss part is the address: include your complete mailing address inside the form’s message box. The page does not provide a separate shipping-address checkout.
The quick details
How to get it
- Open the foundation’s official Seed Packets page using the button below.
- Complete the form’s contact fields with your own details. The form shows name, email, phone number and message fields; follow any required-field prompts.
- In Message, request a free seed packet and write your full mailing address, including recipient name, street address, apartment or unit if applicable, city, state and ZIP/postal code.
- If you have a preference, request Native, Bird & Butterfly, or Honeybee Buffet. Submit the form after checking that the address is complete and readable.
What should I put in the message box?
Please send me a free wildflower seed packet. My preferred mix is: [Native / Bird & Butterfly / Honeybee Buffet].
Recipient name:
Street address:
Apartment/unit:
City:
State/region:
ZIP/postal code:
Country:
Replace the blanks with your own information. The foundation—not Freebie Mom—receives and handles the request.
Is there a payment step?
The official seed page uses a request form and advertises a free packet; the form does not include a payment step. General shopping-cart and payment-brand links in the site footer are not part of this seed request.
When will the seeds arrive?
The page does not publish a shipping timetable, fixed closing date, household limit or complete geographic eligibility list. Do not treat an open form as a guaranteed shipment or assume every country can receive seeds. Check directly with the foundation if your address or timing is uncertain.
Before planting your packet
Read the packet’s species list and growing directions when it arrives. A mix described as “Native” should still be checked for suitability where you live. Match the planting area, season, sun and watering needs to the actual packet rather than assuming every wildflower mix grows everywhere.
The foundation also asks recipients to share a photo and tag it when flowers bloom. Its seed page does not specify that a public social profile or social post must be completed before submitting the request.
Checked November 3, 2026. Open request form; no fixed closing date or shipping timetable published. Official offer details and terms control. Freebie Mom does not reserve inventory, submit requests, register attendees or redeem offers for readers.
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