Wild flowers, trees, flowering herbs and cover crops provide nectar sources for beneficial insects and honey bees which pollinate the plants in our ecosystems, farm crops and gardens. Studies have shown that 80% of food crops are pollinated by wild bees worldwide. Pollinators are worth billions in the human food chain and plant diversity.
We have chosen nectar sources based on our own bee colony (apiary) observations here on the farm.....meaning that the bees have chosen these selections...for YOU!
$4.95
Grow like regular Hyssop. This variety is anise scented, almost smells of licorice. This perennial plant can be used medicinally...
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Our exclusive bee pollinator seed mix contains 14 different varieties of flowering species that start blooming in 30 days through...
$14.95
This variety is grown by the Amish and produces nectar for honeybees and pollinators. Also, used as a green manure...
$7.95
There are many varieties of echinacea cone flowers, this species can be found on the Prairie grass savannahs. A drought...
$7.95
A super lovely large flowered perennial species that can be used as a cut flower and also medicinal applications. This...
$19.95
Traditionally, mustard has been used as a condiment. On our farm, we use it as a bio-fumigant for persistent crop...
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This seed mixture is sold in bulk for conservation projects that restore meadows suitable for ground nesting birds such as...
$19.95
This is a very colorful and high nectar producing cover crop mixture. 5 different varieties of crimson clover, white Dutch...
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Basswood, also called Lindenwood are indigenous to this area making it through the toughest of winters and summer droughts. Germination...
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Basswood, also called Lindenwood are indigenous to this area making it through the toughest of winters and summer droughts....
$9.95
In Chinese medicine, the tea from the bark was used as a sedative, vermifuge and a laxative. The leaves are...