Frequently Asked Questions

All orders ship within 1–3 business days.

Yes! Free shipping is included on orders of 3 or more packs. Orders of 1-2 packs have a small shipping fee at checkout.

Orders are currently limited to 25 packs per order to make sure everyone gets a chance to scatter some goodness.

Reach out to us at hello@thescatterproject.com as soon as possible and we'll do our best to help. Once an order has shipped we're unable to make changes.

Every seed we sell comes from a family-owned American farm with over 25 years of growing experience. No overseas imports, no mystery suppliers, no GMOs — ever. Our growers have signed the Safe Seed Pledge, guaranteeing they never knowingly buy or sell genetically engineered seeds. Grown here, packed here, scattered here.

Nearly all of our wildflowers are native to North America — they belong here. Our seeds are completely free of neonicotinoids, the pesticides linked to pollinator decline. No chemical coatings, no fungicides, no post-harvest treatments. Just clean seeds that support local bees, butterflies, and ecosystems the way nature intended.

We researched every single flower in our packs — none of them are invasive. Our seeds are sourced from a USDA Certified Organic farm, inspected annually and held to the highest organic standards. No chemical fertilizers, no herbicides, no pesticides. Scatter them on your own property or anywhere you have permission to plant — they'll grow without taking over or harming what's already there.

Each pack contains a hand-selected wildflower seed blend matched to its cause — chosen for its colors, symbolism, and ability to support pollinators. Every pack is hand-filled by Alan & Alli personally.

Each pack contains a premium blend of hand-measured wildflower seeds — enough to fill a garden bed, a fence line, or a meaningful corner of your yard. Because our seeds are high-germination and open-pollinated, a little goes a long way.

Wildflowers are incredibly resilient. They grow in backyards, on balconies, along fence lines, and in garden patches. No green thumb required — just scatter and let nature do its thing. For best results, scatter in a spot that gets some sunlight and give them a little water if rain isn't in the forecast.

Spring and fall are ideal scattering seasons in most regions. That said, wildflowers are tough — scatter whenever feels right and meaningful to you.

Absolutely! A pot or planter works great, especially for balconies or small spaces. Use well-draining soil, scatter your seeds on top, press them lightly in, and water gently.

A portion of every sale is donated to the cause tied to your pack. Every donation percentage is connected to a real statistic — nothing is arbitrary. We believe in transparency and real impact.

Right now we support veteran mental health, breast cancer awareness, leukemia and blood cancer research, childhood cancer awareness, and autism awareness. More causes are coming — stay tuned.

Take our 60-second quiz at thescatterproject.com and we'll match you to your cause. Or follow your heart — every pack makes a difference.

Yes — and we take this seriously. Always check local regulations before scattering on public land, in parks, or near waterways. Private property always requires permission. When in doubt, scatter on your own property or somewhere you have explicit permission.

Absolutely. Supporting pollinators is core to our mission — and our seeds are specifically chosen to back that up. nearly all native to North America, neonicotinoid-free, and non-invasive. Bees and butterflies pollinate 1 in 3 bites of food we eat, and wildflowers are one of the best ways to restore their habitats.