Seed Needs Bee Balm Seeds for Planting Wild Bergamot - Heirloom & Open Pollinated Perennial Flowers to Grow a Butterfly Garden to Attract Bees, Butterflies & Other Pollinators (2 Packs)

Never sprouted. Tried several areas and planting mediums but never sprouted.

These are great! Bought several packets from different companies and these have not only thrived the best they have spread very well.They're beautiful and a hit with bees and butterflies.Plant them and give them time!Second season and beyond will knock your socks off

Planted 2 packets and not a single plant grew

Bee Balm is a nectar producing plant that is sought after from pollinators (bees, bats, and butterflies). We want food, therefore we need pollinators to pollinate the crops. We need to ensure food is available to these pollinators even when crops are not in the blossom mode, otherwise they will starve off and die. Bee Balm will nurish them until we need them again. I would recommend to anyone who desires a beautiful yard, who does not have a green thumb (easy to grow, no special handling), or who are concerned about leaving our environment in as good of condition to our heirs as we receive to grow bee balm as a backdrop to other flowers. Bee Balm flowers for a long period, is leggy so it needs to be behind other flowers, either near a structure, or infront of a small tree, although it does need sun. Several bee balm plants together have a very faint sweet aroma when the breeze is right.

I have bought seeds from this company before. I’ve had great success in growing plants. I find that the packing of the seeds are well made. I have been growing plants for the Monarch butterfly so they can lay their eggs on the milkweed I previously purchased from this company and now I have gotten plants that will produce nectar flowers for the Monarch butterfly and other polluting insects. Thank you for producing a great product.

This plant grew large during spring but it did NOT flower. It died in fall.HOWEVER...The following spring, TONS of baby seedlings automatically sprouted in the same location. I don't understand how. The plant had never flowered, so it couldn't have produced any seeds, and self-seeded. Perhaps the plant, hadn't truly died, and the roots were alive, but dormant? During that 2nd spring, the plant grew fast and finally flowered. (See photos).I was quite pleased!

Took about 3 weeks to germinate. Need lots of sun and consistent watering

Two packs of bee balm. Very good. However package only paper, no internal foil or plastic wrap. So you need to protect packs from humidity.