Bee Garden Collection

Planting a diversity of flowers in the garden will create a healthy ecosystem that supports a diverse population of bees. Along with bumblebees and honeybees, there are over 800 species of native bees. While honeybees are generalists, many native bees are specialists that feed from smaller numbers of varieties. We can promote symbiosis by planting a wide range of flowers including native flowers that are accessible to bees, produce high levels of nectar and pollen, and bloom throughout the seasons. 

46 products

  • Attracts Pollinators

    Columbine

    Red Columbine

    From $4.49

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  • Good for Containers

    Soapwort

    Rock Soapwort

    From $3.99

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  • Attracts Pollinators
    Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Seeds FL3816-1
    Cleome serrulata seeds Rocky Mountain Bee Plant
    Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Cleome serrulata seeds
    Rocky Mountain Bee Plant Cleome serrulata

    Cleome

    Rocky Mountain Bee Plant

    From $4.49

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  • Sold Out
    Sea Holly
    Sea Holly
    Sea Holly

    Sea Holly

    Sea Holly

    From $3.69

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  • West Coast Seeds Classic
    Sensation Mix
    Sensation Mix
    Sensation Mix
    Sensation Mix

    Cosmos

    Sensation Mix

    From $3.99

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  • Attracts Pollinators Cut Flowers
    Solar Power
    Solar Power
    Solar Power

    Sunflowers

    Solar Power

    From $4.99

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  • Gaura

    Sparkle White

    From $7.49

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  • Lest We Forget
    Good for Containers
    Thai Silk Formula Poppy Flowers from West Coast Seeds
    Thai Silk Poppies from West Coast Seeds

    Poppies

    Thai Silk Formula Mix

    From $4.49

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  • Attracts Pollinators Cut Flowers

    Zinnias

    Under the Sea Mix

    From $3.49

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  • Attracts Pollinators Cut Flowers
    Wild Bergamot
    How to grow Bergamot seeds
    Wild Bergamot
    Bergamot Seeds

    Bergamot

    Wild Bergamot

    From $3.49

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