Box of bee saving seeds x 100 packets
PLEASE NOTE: You can get one free packet of seeds
This product is perfect for:
- If you're part of a community group that's looking to plant a bee-friendly patch of flowers your local area.
- Or perhaps your school is looking to plant a bee-friendly garden to help the environment and also teach the kids in a fun, practical way.
- Maybe your workplace is looking to boost its eco-credentials?
- Perhaps you want to give away bee-friendly seeds as wedding favours?
How to plant:
Best planting time is between end of February and end of July.
Our bee-friendly seeds:
Our seeds are a special bee-friendly mix. They have over 30 different types of wildflower. Each has been carefully selected to attract bees. But every bee's tastebuds are different. We notice that regular visitors to our wildflowers have their individual favourite flowers or colours!
Just sprinkle the seeds thinly on soil or compost. You can sow the seeds in your garden, borders, pots, a park, or window box. You could even plant them in an empty honey pot!! Just keep watering so the soil is damp and the first green shoots should appear. The seeds will flower from June until end of September.
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PLEASE NOTE: You can get one free packet of seeds
This product is perfect for:
- If you're part of a community group that's looking to plant a bee-friendly patch of flowers your local area.
- Or perhaps your school is looking to plant a bee-friendly garden to help the environment and also teach the kids in a fun, practical way.
- Maybe your workplace is looking to boost its eco-credentials?
- Perhaps you want to give away bee-friendly seeds as wedding favours?
How to plant:
Best planting time is between end of February and end of July.
Our bee-friendly seeds:
Our seeds are a special bee-friendly mix. They have over 30 different types of wildflower. Each has been carefully selected to attract bees. But every bee's tastebuds are different. We notice that regular visitors to our wildflowers have their individual favourite flowers or colours!
Just sprinkle the seeds thinly on soil or compost. You can sow the seeds in your garden, borders, pots, a park, or window box. You could even plant them in an empty honey pot!! Just keep watering so the soil is damp and the first green shoots should appear. The seeds will flower from June until end of September.
