bee and butterfly flower seed mix Honey Bee & Butterfly Seed Mix (WA)

bee and butterfly flower seed mix Honey Bee & Butterfly Seed Mix (WA)Looking to create a colourful, pollinator friendly garden? Our Honey Bee and Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix is packed with over 35 different species chosen to attract honey bees, native bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. Developed in collaboration with entomologists and expert beekeepers, this seed blend promotes biodiversity while filling your garden with vibrant blooms across the seasons. Did you know that around one third of the food

Looking to create a colourful, pollinator-friendly garden? Our Honey Bee and Butterfly Wildflower Seed Mix is packed with over 35 different species chosen to attract honey bees, native bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. Developed in collaboration with entomologists and expert beekeepers, this seed blend promotes biodiversity while filling your garden with vibrant blooms across the seasons.

Did you know that around one-third of the food that we consume each day relies on pollination mainly by bees? By sowing this wildflower seed blend, you're helping pollinators survive and thrive.

Composed of annual plants (such as Common Cornflower, Beebush and Dahlia) and perennial plants (such as Lavender, Nepeta Walker's Low, Evening Primrose and Meadow Sage) and many more.

• Use 2–3g per m². Avoid overseeding as it can limit flower growth
• One gram contains approximately 700–800 seeds
• Not suitable for pots, planters or riased beds
• Can be sown anytime. Ideal sowing periods are Autumn and Spring. Avoid sowing just before or during frost—wait until after your last frost date
  
• Do not mix different seed mixes, as this creates competition and will reduce the growth of some species
  
• This mix is intended for ornamental use only. Some species may be toxic if eaten — please keep out of reach of pets and children. The buyer is solely responsible for the safe use of this product.
• Photos are for illustration only. Species may vary with season and availability
• Note: Sowing in different months or seasons, as well as your location or state, will result in different flowering times due to variations in weather, soil temperature, species life cycles, and other uncontrollable factors.