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Wildflower Bee Friendly Seed Mix (2g)

Bees are vital for the pollination of many flowers.  This mixture has been composed of flowers that are proven bee favourites in our gardens.  Bees will forage on these flowers for nectar and pollen which provide carbohydrates and protein for growth and energy.  Well nourished bees are more capable of fending off disease and parasites.

Wildflowers are naturally organic—they are not susceptible to bugs or diseases, can help control garden pests and they attract bees and beneficial insects into the garden. Mix contains annuals that will provide food for bees all season long.

One packet contains 2g, and covers approximately 2 square metres. Height 20-60cm.  Get more information on growing these wild flower seeds

Mixture contains:

Calendula—English Marigold, Centaurea—Mixed cornflowers, Callistephus—China Aster, Clarkia—Farewell to Spring, Coreopsis—Plains coreopsis, Cynoglossum—Forget-me-Not, Gaillardia—Blanket Flower, Gilia—Globe Gilia, Linaria—Toadflax, Linum—Blue linum, Malcomia—Virginia Stock, Nemophila—Baby Blue Eyes, Papaver—Corn Poppy, Reseda— Sweet Mignonette, Lobularia—Sweet alyssum

 

All proceeds from the sale of these seeds go to the National Beekeepers' Association of New Zealand to Help NZ Bees!

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