Bee Feed Flower Mix
Item Details
This very colorful early-, mid-, and late-blooming flower mix benefits pollinators all season long. An extraordinary blend of annual and perennial flowers yields nectar and pollen for wild bees, honey bees, and other pollinators, and is suitable for short-tongued and long-tongued bees. Sow in maintained landscapes such as garden beds, borders, and managed meadows. Varieties include:
- Forget-Me-Not, Chinese - Cynoglossum amabile
- Wallflower, Siberian - Cheiranthus allionii
- Poppy, California, Orange - Eschscholzia californica
- Coneflower, Purple - Echinacea purpurea
- Aster, China, Single Mix - Callistephus chinensis
- Poppy,Corn, Mixed - Papaver rhoeas
- Coreopsis, Lance Leaved - Coreopsis lanceolata
- Flax, Blue - Linum lewisii
- Baby Blue-Eyes - Nemophila menziesii
- Tidy-Tips - Layia platyglossa
- Gilia, Globe - Gilia capitata
- Coreopsis, Plains - Coreopsis tinctoria
- Sweet Alyssum, Tall White - Lobularia maritima
- Hyssop, Purple Giant - Agastache rugosa
- Daisy, Fleabane - Erigeron annuus
- Aster, New England - Symphyotrichum novae-angliae
- Bergamot - Monarda fistulosa
Confirm the varieties in this mix are safe for your state/region by visiting the USDA National Invasive Species Information Center
Aquatic Plants or Terrestrial Plants
- Conventional
- Annuals and perennials
- Best-Seller
- Early, late, and mid-blooming flowers
- Beautiful mix of colors
- Flowers provide bee forage all season
- Sows 200 square feet per oz
Growing Instructions
Instructions - You may sow the bee feed mix 1 to 2 weeks before your average last frost date. Mix the seed with some sand or sawdust, broadcast the seed, and then go over the area with a rake to work the seed into the soil a little.
This product is best seeded at 6-12 lbs per acre or 5 ounces for 1000 square feet.
Ratings & Reviews
9 reviews
Easy and Beautiful Mix
by June
Beautiful mix! I have raised beds for vegetables and a strip of garden dedicated to herbs. All I was missing was a a pollinator garden! I’m intimidated by flowers so I wanted to give a mix a try. I cleared two spaces (one in full sun & and one with partial sun). Both areas are doing amazing! Such a relief to plant a mix that works well together and provides diverse flowers that bloom at different times. The mixed corn poppies are my favorite. It’s only June now and already visited frequently by bees.
Nice carpet under a tree
by Victoria Perez
I love the wispy delicate flowers from this seed pack .
Urban beekeeper's delight
by Lorry
I sprinkled these seed in a flower bed that I was not attending to. A beautiful assortment of flowers bloomed all summer long, much to the delight of my bees.
ongoing delight
by Larz
It has been a delight to solve the mystery of what each seedling turns out to be. It's a real education! The flowers are beautiful, the plants are healthy, and the bees -- a greater variety than I had realized we have here -- are very happy.
Exciting seed mix for both you and the bees!
by Monica
Six years ago, I planted a 12’x6’ raised garden bed for this mix. I call it my “Bee Garden”. Each year, I let it do its own thing (albeit with some spring thinning and a few sprinkles of new seed). It’s exciting to see how it will change each year. I love to just sit and watch the many bees, butterflies, and night moths visit their garden! Strongly recommend!
Will plant again
by Kristen
This was an amazing mix, flowers just kept coming all summer and fall, I will always plant this mix as it did not disappoint. I had bees and butterflies all over these flowers. The poppies were my favorite!
Great value
by Alyssa
Very high germination, lovely mix. Don’t waste your money on those bags with filler in them at the big box stores. I got way more blooms for the cost with this mix.
Brilliant and beautiful
by REBECCA
This is a gorgeous mix of flowers, and it’s brought in not only bees, but hummingbirds too! I’m excited to plan more of this mix soon.
Not Sure What I Did Wrong
by Margeaux Templeton
I used nail shoes to aerate a section of my lawn that wasn't growing grass very well and planted two of the 1 oz. packets of these seeds (mixed with sawdust) 2 weeks before our last frost date in Milwaukee. Nothing has come up (other than Creeping Charlie and dandelions). Any ideas of where I may have gone wrong? I was looking forward to having a little lawn prairie :(