Honeywrap Wild Flower Seeds

Bees need your help! Bee numbers are declining throughout the world. 

More than a third of what we eat relies on bees for pollination.

One of the easiest ways to help bees is planting bee-friendly gardens, full of flowers that bees love to feed from. Bees need food, so they can help pollinate our food.

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.

The best flowers are wildflowers. They attract bees and beneficial insects into the garden.  

Honeywrap Wild Flower Seeds Mix:

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