Honeybee Lover’s Seed Collection (8 seed packets): Lemon Bergamot, True Comfrey, Hyssop, Greek Mullein, Common Oregano, Pleurisy Root, Scarlet Sage, Temperate Tulsi

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If you attract bees to your garden, your plants will be better pollinated and yield more and better fruits and vegetables.  We are all connected!

8 seed packets, all nectarific: Lemon Bergamot, True Comfrey, Hyssop, Common Oregano, Greek Mullein, Pleurisy Root; Scarlet Sage, Temperate Tulsi  Open Pollinated, Untreated, NO GMO’s

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  1. Question

    Kristine Cunningham

    My garden space and s 4 by 8 feet. How many seed packets would I need? And can I mix butterfly and honeybee packets?

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    • Richo Cech

      Richo Cech

      Hi Kristine, if you make 8 rows maybe 10 inches apart each stretching 4 feet across the bed then you’d be able to plant the whole set in the 4 by 8 foot bed and kinda keep track of what you have, what works and what doesn’t. if you just go 2 feet with each packet then you could double the number of species but it would be pretty tight. there’s nothing wrong with planting both the butterfly and the honeybee herbs in the same garden. richo

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  2. Question

    Kristine Cunningham

    What time of year is best to plant these seeds? I live in the middle of Missouri zone 6

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    • Richo Cech

      Richo Cech

      really depends on your facilities there. Most herbaceous perennials like these can be started in an unheated greenhouse in April in a z 6. If no greenhouse, then better to wait until later on in the spring. richo

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    Heidi

    Will these all grow in zone 5?

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