Wildflower Seeds for Honey Bees | Annual & Perennial Mix

Honey Bee Wildflower Seed Mix of Annuals and Perennials for Spring Through Fall Blooms in Pollinator Gardens

$26.15

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This honey bee wildflower seed mix brings pollen- and nectar-producing flowers to pollinator gardens, borders and meadow plantings. Its blend of annuals and perennials creates changing color and a succession of blooms from spring through fall, providing floral forage for honey bees.

Annual flowers establish quickly for first-year color, while perennial varieties return in subsequent years. Use the mix to bring flowers to a backyard planting or an open field, with seed weights ranging from 2 ounces to 50 pounds.

Features

Combines annual and perennial wildflowers in one seed mix.
Pollen- and nectar-producing blooms provide forage for honey bees.
Successive bloom times bring changing color from spring through fall.
Annual varieties provide first-year color; perennial varieties return year after year.
Suited to meadow plantings, borders, pollinator gardens and open fields.

Specifications

Product: Honey bee wildflower seed mix
Plant life cycles: Annuals and perennials
Bloom period: Spring through fall
Planting settings: Meadows, borders, pollinator gardens and open fields
Seed weight choices: 2 ounces; 1/4 pound; 1/2 pound; 1 pound; 5 pounds; 10 pounds; 25 pounds; 50 pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this honey bee wildflower seed mix annual or perennial?

This wildflower seed mix contains both annuals and perennials. Annual varieties establish quickly for first-year color, while perennial varieties return year after year.

Where can I plant this wildflower seed mix?

This honey bee wildflower seed mix is suited to meadow plantings, borders, pollinator gardens and open fields. It can be used in backyard plantings as well as larger open spaces.

How does the mix provide food for honey bees?

The mix produces flowers that supply pollen and nectar for honey bees. Different bloom times create a succession of floral forage from spring through fall.