The bumblebee-attracting plant selection allows you to create a mini-ecosystem that brings tangible benefits to the fluffy insects. Just like bees, bumblebees are an endangered species that is at the verge of extinction and needs our help. Bumblebees are usually stronger than bees, have a different place in nature, yet prove to be equally important as their ever busy relatives. They pollinate a wide variety of crops and flowers, allowing us to enjoy rich yield. Give bumblebees a part of your garden to let them play their role in the coming years.

As selection of long and abundantly blooming plants provides insects with food over a long period of time. Sunflowers, lupines, foxgloves, clovers, and many other nectar and pollen-producing species allow you to create a small, safe haven for bumblebees and other pollinators. Sowing seeds of the presented selection will not only make buzzing insects happy, but also decorate your garden in a unique way. Plants that burst with colours and differ in height and growth form add a natural, old-fashioned charm to gardens, allotments, and wastelands.

The bumblebee-attracting plant selection is a composition consisting in 55% of perennial and biennial plants. It has been devised for sowing in spring and early summer, into a previously prepared, soft soil. We recommend to keep the soil continually moist during the germination phase.

One package contains two grams of seeds. Basic plant information can be found on the back of the package.

• Use: ornamental; melliferous
• Blooming time: throughout the season
• Growth form: various habits
• Flower colour: various colours
• Vegetation form: perennial, biennial, annual
• Weight: 2 g