Bees always love foxglove.

My favorite is sunflowers.

Bees love my basil and mint, and my bluebonnets too.

I enjoy reading information you post on gardening. Also, your garden store has a wonderful selection of seeds. Keep up the good work.

I would say sunflowers.

Ming, Basil and sunflowers

The Bees love the milkweed i plant for them and the Monarch butterflies to lay there eggs on.

My favorite plants to attract bees are sunflowers

Sunflowers are my favorite bee plant, cosmos is second!

My favorite would be lavender because my grandma us to grow it.

My zinnia grow themselves and the bees love them.

I always enjoy your blog. Thanks for all the good advice.

Received my seeds this week. Thanks again! ;) Our favorite bee friendly plant would be borage and Lavender.

I like planting Buckwheat, Sunflowers for the bees. So many other pollinators, LOVE Goose Neck Loosestrife, and it’s a spreading perennial, which is great for erosion control too.

Bee Balm! Pretty and useful.

Lavander, Borage, and tower of jewels!

This is a great way to help people to start growing their own food. You can’t get any more local than your own backyard garden! :)

My favorite bee plant is the wild plants that grow on my property. I don’t know what they are called. They get tall and look like a small Daisy. The butterflies just love them. So I don’t mow all of the yard so the butterflies have their place. I live watching them fly all over my back yard.

Lavender!!!

Mint is my fave bee plant – love to grow all varieties.

My favorite bee friendly plant is the sunflower.

I love mints, borage, sunflowers…

My favorite bee loving flower are the black oil sunflower seeds I got from your site last year. My favorite seed personally were some purple heirloom tomatoes I ordered from you. They were delicious!!

Bachelor Buttons are my go to bee flower this year!!

The bees love our blossoms on our apple tree.

Love the selection of seeds in the giveaway time for planning as we wait for Spring to appear. I see if I am able to have my daughter add you to her e-media stuff. I keep think now what to add to the mix.

I love all flowers but really like poppies. I would like to plant those corn flowers I saw a picture of on your Facebook page!

Many many..two are of course zinnias but sunflowers too. Our date palms attracts many bees too

Love your seeds, looking forward to eating the results soon!

I love all flowers but really like poppies. I would like to plant those corn flowers I saw a picture of on your Facebook page!

The bees really love my lavender plants. I planted some Bee Balm at the end of the summer last year and am anxious to see how they do.

I LOVE dandelions!! Bees first food and so many uses! It’s not a weed!

Joe Pye Weed attracts more bees than anything else I’ve ever planted….so far…lol!

Thanks for the chances! Congrats on hitting a 1000 subscribers….big milestone!!!!

I love all flowers. At my old home I had a Rose of Sharon Bush that always attracted bees. I’m just starting out at this place, so I’m open to any and all suggestions. Lol

I love all flowers. At my old home I had a Rose of Sharon Bush that always attracted bees. I’m just starting out at this place, so I’m open to any and all suggestions. Lol

One of my favorite, no-fail, bee-friendly plants is basil! It produces plenty of seeds which can easily be collected and shared, it reseeds itself without any effort from me, the leaves taste great, and the bees love the little white flowers! =) I especially enjoy seeing the cute little black & white striped leaf cutter bees that frequently visit the basil – it’s like they broke out of an old-timey prison to come pollinate the garden! Haha. =P

My favorite bee friendly plant is mint—they love it.

Love your seeds. My favorite bee friendly flower is the Coneflower, steady stream of bees to them.

Love your seeds. My favorite bee friendly flower is the Coneflower, steady stream of bees to them.

Can not wait to look at your site for varieties!

Zenias are my favorites. I can’t wait until I can start gardening outside.

I’m rather new to gardening so I’m not sure which flowers bees are most drawn to, but I love spring flowers such as daffodils, tulips, and hyacinth.

I’ve always really loved the Sunflower, my mom used to grow them in Iowa, so amazing!

I like lilac bushes, sunflowers and clover. I hope they are all bee friendly!

Sweet Williams are so bright and beautiful in a garden. But I am partial to edible flowers like nasturtiums.

My favorite bee-friendly plant is anise hyssop!

Love your seeds, and love your customer service! Mary’s is the best!

I love ordering my seeds from Marys Heirloom! As a novice, I appreciate all the articles and personalization she puts into her work & service. My favorite Bee Friendly plant? Dahlia!

I love ordering my seeds from Marys Heirloom! As a novice, I appreciate all the articles and personalization she puts into her work & service. My favorite Bee Friendly plant? Dahlia!

I love planting purple coneflowers and sunflowers to attract bees to my garden.

Some favs are zenias and butterfly bushes!

We love all flowers but daffodils are so beautiful!

My favorite bee plant is Walker’s catmint and lavender. So many bees. Trying out anise hyssop this year, as I’ve heard it also attracts a lot of bees, and I have 3 beehives that I hope survive these really cold temps.

Love..Love.. LOVE your seeds! My bees and chickens do as well ;)
Can’t wait to order more!

My favorite bee friendly flower is my vairieties of Basil and sages, between watching them buzz around it and the smell it is amazing!

We love Cleveland Blue Mountain Sage for our bees! They love it and we love the smell. Plus it grows great up in Ramona.
The best!!

This is so amazing! What a wonderful gift! I love my garden and love doing it with my 9 yo. We can’t afford much but it’s a great experience anyway and a great way to spend time together! We get to grow and eat our our food and beautiful plants and flowers. For us and our butterflies and hummingbirds! Good luck everyone and god bless!! Thank you for the chance!!

Shasta Daisy

I love zinnia’s they are just beautiful and lots of bees!

I’m in Wisconsin. I love following your page. We are buried in snow and it was -25 f with -47 wind chills the last i looked. I love seeing pictures of plants this time of year.

I love all the varieties you have. Your you tube channel is very informative.

My Rose of Sharon bushes guarantee steady bee flow throughout the summer.

Looking forward to ordering seeds in the Spring – thank you for the chance to enter the give away :)