wildflower seed mix for honey bees Pollinator Wildflower Garden Seed Mix – Bee Friendly Flower Seeds – The Everyday Shoppe

wildflower seed mix for honey bees Pollinator Wildflower Garden Seed Mix – Bee Friendly Flower Seeds – The Everyday ShoppePollinator Wildflower Garden Seed Mix Bee Friendly Flower Seeds Create a garden that welcomes the bees. This beautiful mix of eighteen pollinator friendly flowers is carefully chosen for both their natural beauty and their ability to attract honeybees and other beneficial pollinators. Scatter the seeds across a sunny garden bed and watch your landscape slowly come alive with color, movement, and the gentle hum of bees. The blend includes a vibrant

Pollinator Wildflower Garden Seed Mix – Bee Friendly Flower Seeds

Create a garden that welcomes the bees.

This beautiful mix of eighteen pollinator-friendly flowers is carefully chosen for both their natural beauty and their ability to attract honeybees and other beneficial pollinators. Scatter the seeds across a sunny garden bed and watch your landscape slowly come alive with color, movement, and the gentle hum of bees.

The blend includes a vibrant assortment of easy-growing wildflowers that bloom throughout the season, creating a natural habitat for pollinators while adding effortless charm to your garden.

A lovely way to plant something beautiful, for both your garden and the environment.

 ❧♡ Lifestyle Moments Scattering wildflower seeds along a sunny garden border and watching the bees discover them one bloom at a time.

Garden Details

• Includes: 18 varieties of wildflower seeds
• Seed weight: 15 g
• Coverage: approximately 125 sq. ft.
• Growing zones: 4–9
• Directions: planting instructions included

Flower Varieties

Annual Candytuft
Lance-Leaved Coreopsis
Purple Coneflower
Dwarf Cosmos
California Poppy
Indian Blanket
Baby Blue-Eyes
Corn Poppy
Rocky Mountain Beeplant
Globe Gilia
Lacy Phacelia
Spiderwort
Sweet Alyssum (Tall White)
White Rockcress
Giant Purple Hyssop
New England Aster
Bergamot
Prairie Coneflower

Planting Notes

• Cool climates: plant in spring, early summer, or late fall
• Fall planting: sow late enough that seeds remain dormant until spring
• Mild climates: fall planting produces the best results