Fav bee loving plant…Lavender and my male squash flowers. So many bumblebees flying around :)

I would say sunflowers.

We have a vegetable garden every year and my hubby plants sunflowers and wildflowers that attract bees. This really brings them in!

Sunflowers make my heart swell!! Love them and so do bees!!!

Borage and sunflowers are my favorite bee friendly plants.

Sunflowers are my favorites because they make me feel happy.

My favorite one this year goes out to BORAGE! This awesome herb turns into these beautiful purple flowers and the bees just love them! They swarm right to them. I will definately have borage in my garden every year its a total winner. CHEERS!

So far in my newly planted garden, the bees love my sweet almond bush and coreopsis.

I love marigolds and lavender.

Catnip is my favorite bee friendly plant! It returns with vigorous growth every year. My cats love it, I use it for a calming tea, and when I let it go to flower it is the most active pollinator plant in my garden!

First year growing your seeds, I’ll have to say I’m loving them! I also love the winder information you provide!

The bees really seem to love our Mexican Heather.

Lavender and echinacea are my favorite bee friendly plants!!

Hibiscus are my favorite flowers for the bees. Hibiscus are known as “drink of the gods” to our bee friends. <3

My favorite bee loving plant is probably either sunflowers because you can see so many bees just piled on the head at once or buckwheat. It makes the most delicious honey!

I always love to see the bees going in and out of the large squash blossoms.

The bees have a hard time finding my garden. But I do see lots of butterfly’s and moths.

My jujube bush/tree.

I would say my favorite bee friendly plant is Mexican Sunflower.

Peonies are my favorite bee friendly plant. They are so fragrant and pretty! My very favorite!

The bees have been loving my cucumber plants this year and my cucumbers are doing amazing!

Echinacea, bee balm, petunias, and squash plants attract lots of bees around here until late summer when the sweet autumn clematis blooms. Then there are soooo many bees it is a cautious walk around the property as I have the fences heavily draped with them and they look like snow…in the winter the snow laden vibes look like in bloom in the moonlight! 😊

White clover! It brings ALL the bees to the yard!

My favorite plant is the bell pepper, Love the scent of sweet bell peppers… wish it was a perfume.

My bee balm, but also the purple cone flowers are very dramatic.

I would have to say all but will chose Wild Clover…….

Loofah gourd!

Oh golly it is impossible to narrow it down to just one, but a very cool thing that happened this summer was that I had a whole bed of breadseed poppies that reseeded from some I grew last year. I didn’t even know they scattered the way they did until they came up this spring, so I left them. While they have been blooming, there have been as many as 15 or more bees in a single poppy flower! The flower shakes like crazy while they are in there and while standing among the blossoms in that bed, it’s like being a beekeeper in the apiary! I loved it! I will do it again next year but on purpose as it has made it difficult to harvest my garlic this year.

My all time favorite are sunflowers, you can’t look at a sunflower and stay sad. Though not much can beat being in an entire meadow or field blooming with delightful wild flowers of every kind; hearing the buzzing of our busy little friends lapping up its pollen.

We are so in love with our seeds and how gorgeous our garden looks this year!
We value healthy, organic, quality produce and will never buy any their seeds.
Thank you for all your hard work and amazing seeds!

Sage!

My favorite bee plant is milkweed.

My fav is any kind of citrus blossom! The scent is intoxicating!

The bees in my area love my lavender plants…so that is my favorite.

It’s hard to choose! I really like wild mint and Bergamot.

Lemon balm. I love the smell. I wasn’t as careful as I should have been and it escaped my pot, but it is so wonderful my backyard is almost full of lemon balm. The bees love it. When it blooms I will have hundreds of honey bee quietly buzzing around getting nectar. I love watching them in the evening sun gathering as much as they can.

I Love Bee Balm! It’s so beautiful and I love to use it in making tea blends.

I love calendula and mint for bees right now. They seem to really love those plants.

Well I can’t say it is MY favorite, as it likes to spread when it reseeds itself and it smells like a skunk…but the bees (and kitty cats!) absolutely love Catnip!
Out of all of the flowers on offer, native, non-native, blooming vegetables, when the catnip plants flower, the bumblebees and other tiny bee species are always all over it, over anything else.

The bees are loving my pumpkin plant blossoms this year so those are my favorite!!!!

LAVENDER PLANTS!!!!!

I’m a beekeeper and try to plant anything that I know my bees will love.

Ok. I LOVE my squash for bees. I love going out early in the am and seeing bees taking naps in my squash flowers!

The bee’s love my butterfly garden especially the Tropical Milkweed.

The bee’s love my butterfly garden especially the Tropical Milkweed.

The bees love our very large trumpet vine, but they also love the dandelions!

Lavender is my favorite!

Haha Didn’t see the topic.
I plant zinnias and marigolds in the garden for bees.

The dang coons are thick this year. Eating everyone’s corn!!!

I planted a garden his year like my life depended on it…

I only use y’all when I order my seeds every year! 100% every single year on production! This year I order Blue Hubbard squash! We made at least 20! Crazy HUGE! It was a blast! Love y’all and will continue to order from y’all every year! Thanks for such a great company!

Dandelions are my personal favorite, their bright shaggy coronacuts often topped by Alaskan bees—but my green grass-loving/mowing neighbors likely would not agree; so let’s hear it for bee balm and nasturtiums, too!

Bee balm

Zinnia’s and Marigolds….the bees love them!

I would go with beautiful sunflowers!

The bees love our orange tree, but lately have also been loving my favorite plant to watch grow — the cucumber vine! They love it so much.

I like Tomatoes, Potatoes, Green Beans, any garden food. What I don’t like my family loves. So any veggie is great. Thank you for the chance to get some seeds.

Lavender! My garden is filled with lavender and the bees just love it!

The bees just love our oregano. We thought that they’d be more into the fennel, but, no, it’s the oregano that they like best.

I’m a sunflower girl. They grow wild here in Austin, TX on the sides of roads, and I wanted to bring that beauty to my garden. It is a common site to see bumblebees and other pollinators on my sunflowers, and they always bring a smile to my face.

Also, wanted to give a shout out from a former Escondido resident (go Orange Glen High School Patriots!). I really miss Julian apple pie, Mira Mar air show, Del Mar fair footlong corn dogs, dog beech, and feeding the goats at Bate’s Nut Farm.

Sending you love from Austin, TX :D

Sunflowers are my fave!!! 🌻 🌻

Zinnas

I love to grow zinnias. They are almost ready to bloom-can’t wait!

Favorite bee loving plant is pride of Madeira. It’s invasive and messy, but the bees just swarm it.

Lavender is my favorite.

So many to choose from, but I’d say Goldenrod, Passionflower and Calendula are my favorites for attracting bees and other pollinators to the garden!

Bee balm is my favorite… So beautiful

My favorite plant currently is salvia and bee balm.

My favorite is verbena.

My absolutely bee friendly plant is hyssop. I love the fragrance when it rains and the way its seeds feed the birds through the fall, too.

This year we planted Bee Balm and it’s such a beautiful, happy plant! It’s my new favorite!

Monarda is my favorite

Butterfly bush

I love planting herbs for bees to enjoy – basil, lavender, and sage.

We also have clover throughout our entire lawn. I wish I could convert my entire lawn to clover.

I love all the wild lantanas and spanish needles even though they are weeds I have to clear out. But most loveliest of all are the zinnias, sunflowers and milkweed. Zinnias thrive here and grow so fast. Love them so much!!!

We just started raised garden beds this year.havent seen much in way of bees yet- we had a late start and the only blooms we have currently are cucumber and haven’t seen any bees in them…I ordered borage from you this week to hopefully remedy the lack of bees ! 😊🙏🏼

My favorite Bee friendly plant is Zucchini squash!

I have 2 lavender plants that the bees absolutely love.

Thank you so much for this giveaway! I love calendula and marigolds.

Lavender! I get swarms of bees anytime I plant it and it smells amazing

My zinnias attract bees to my vegetable garden. And their blooms brighten up my home and garden.

Orange blossoms in the winter are my favorite bee friendly flower.

I love the bees on my chamomile, When it warms up and they go elsewhere I harvest the flowers, and the next day the bees are there again on the new flowers! What a happy cycle!

My favorite bee friendly plants are sunflowers! 🌻

My favorite bee friendly plant is…
((((( Drumroll)))) 🌻🌻🌻The Mammoth Sunflower!! They always bring a smile to my face.. Such a Joy to behold!!

The bees seem to love my zucchini. I always have a great harvest.

The Zinnias flowered so beautifully. Thank you!

I hope I’m doing this right, having a hard time entering but hope I win! Love you guys and you’ve inspired me!

Bees and hummingbirds love my passionflower and sweet almond bush!

My fave is lavender for the bees, they are always on it.

Zinnias are my fav bee friendly plant.

Granddaughters and I are having a great time planting seeds they are growing great. Thankyou for having great seeds.

Sun Flowers, I love them as much as the bees

I have always wanted to try coconut coir!

I love lavender for bees!

Happy weekend. The corn is filling out, the pole beans are climbing the pole lol and the pumpkins getting bigger everyday. I would like to win to give one of your starter kits to one of the children at our elem school. They come in the fall and pick their pumpkins they show me and I cut it for them. Thank you Mary and your hubby for this giveaway but mostly for the knowledge you share with us

You have some interesting plants in your July Planting VidClip.
I always try something new each Spring/Summer and this year it is Rhubarb from seed and Elderberry from seed.- both of which will have to be indoors this winter, but may be very nice if they survive for planting in garden next Spring.

My favorite bee friendly plants are yarrow and sunflowers 🌻

Greetings from Little Prairie Wisconsin. Monarda is a favorite pollinator as well as Queen Anne’s Lace. Thanks.

My entire front porch has organic sunflowers planted all around it for the bees. We even have a honey bee hive in the wall in of our house!