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Native seed mixes are gonna vary wildly depending on where you live; the same seed mix for say Vermont is not gonna be the same as what you'll get for Oregon. I had luck just searching for "native plant nursery" on Google maps; I live in a place where buying local/focusing on native gardens is baked into the culture so maybe thats why it was that easy for me but the results were for places who exclusively cultivate plants native to my area. Could also be worth checking out a farmers market if you have one near you, there are usually booths that sell Veggie starts and may also sell native flowers and shrubs.
I was going to say my region, but that would be doxx-y.
Oh yeah I gotcha that makes sense for sure. I just know everyone has a different level of knowledge for gardening so wanted to make sure you knew that native mixes would be region specific so you wouldn't be disappointed getting a bunch of seed that never ends up blooming! Sorry I'm autistic and overexplain things sometimes.