Honeybee Lover’s Seed Collection (8 seed packets): Lemon Bergamot, True Comfrey, Hyssop, Greek Mullein, Pleurisy Root, Scarlet Sage, Temperate Tulsi and Viper’s Bugloss*
$23.95
*Note: We’ll substitute Mint, Yellow Dotted for Viper’s Bugloss for orders shipping to Washington state.
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, Greek Mullein, Pleurisy Root, Scarlet Sage, Temperate Tulsi and Viper’s Bugloss, Open Pollinated, Untreated, NO GMO’s
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Heidi –
Will these all grow in zone 5?
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Richo Cech –
yes
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Olivia –
Will all ofe these grow in Hawaii?
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Richo Cech –
Hello Olivia,
I have seen comfrey and tulsi growing in Hawaii. The others I have no particular experience with. If you check the zone designations, safest to pick seeds for plants that are listed to Zone 10.
Richo
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superbhale –
Will any/all of these grow in zone 9a? Thank you!
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Richo Cech –
Yes, this is a good choice for you.
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Alexander –
Would Z6 b ok for most of these? Im in the front range of Colorado. Thanks
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Richo Cech –
Hi Alexander,
Yes, even the perennial herb hyssop is good from zone 3 to 10, so your Z 6 is squarely in there. Lemon Bergamot would be native to your area. Greek mullein is an annual and an easy grow in most temperate gardens. We’ve chosen these herbs for wide-ranging success and if you’re interested, bore into the individual monographs on each of them to look at planting times and preferred habitats.
Richo
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Christine –
Awesome Bees love this!
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Jen Volpe –
Are these all Ok for zone 7? Thanks!
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Admin Richo Cech –
Yes, we too are in a Z7 and grow all of these herbs outdoors. cheers!
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Berryl Sawyers –
Any idea if these will do well in the tropics?
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Admin Richo Cech –
Hi Berryl, The temperate tulsi is strangely enough a standby in tropical gardens–it is an extremely functional bee plant and is your best choice for a companion plant in a food/medicinal garden in the tropics. The others might work, it really does depend on many factors, but they are pointed at temperate gardens.
Richo
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