Different bees and pollinators benefit from specific types of flowers. Whether a flower is deep or shallow, red or yellow, generous with nectar or stingy... These all impact the attractiveness to different pollinators. We have collected some of the Best Flowers for Honey Bees on this poster that is free to download. Backyard beekeepers should consider growing some of these flowers to improve bee health and honey quality.
Needed more seed than expected but it came in really well. Shorter and smaller than Dutch clover. Planted a small section last year and it came back very lush. New seed this year took well, pic is from August, planted May 1.
Very good quality seeds and each of them germinated to be produce the most fragrant and full bodied basil.
I know it will be great. Already started a bit last year and this past spring.
Planted 10 seeds, all 10 popped. I put 5 outside, and 5 inside, and the inside ones are doing better. They're only a few inches tall right now and looking healthy. I keep getting email reminders to leave a review, so I did. I hope I get a chance to update my review when the plants mature. Anyways, so far, so good.
