Flower Native Texas Feed The B's -- Bees, Butterflies & Birds 1000 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

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Flower Native Texas Feed The B's -- Bees, Butterflies & Birds 1000 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

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Bring your garden to life with Texas Native Feed The B's Seed Mix, a blend designed to support bees, butterflies, birds, and other beneficial wildlife. Each packet contains 1,000 non-GMO, open-pollinated seeds, combining nectar-rich flowers with caterpillar host plants and seed-producing plants for birds. The mix includes Bluebonnet, Purple Coneflower, Black-Eyed Susan, Scarlet Sage, Cuero Purple Prairie Clover, Eldorado Engelmann Daisy, and Fuego Indian Blanket. Enjoy a changing display of native flowers as different species bloom through the growing season.

Germination Rate: 85%. Test Date: 4/26. DKS.

Texas Minimum Germination Rate: None

Why Choose Texas Native Feed The B's Seed Mix?

  • A Garden for the B's: Provide nectar, host plants, and seed heads that help support bees, butterflies, and birds.
  • Texas Native Diversity: Combine familiar wildflowers with prairie species for a varied, natural-looking planting.
  • Changing Seasonal Color: Different species flower at different times, extending garden interest when local conditions are favorable.
  • Caterpillar Habitat: Include host plants that support butterfly and moth life cycles alongside flowers for adult pollinators.
  • Non-GMO and Open-Pollinated: Grow a diverse mix of open-pollinated flowers; reseeding and future plant proportions vary with conditions.

Planting Tips for Success

  • Sunlight: Choose a sunny site with about 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
  • Soil Preparation: Remove weeds and loosen the surface of well-drained soil. Avoid excessive compost or rich amendments.
  • Timing: Fall sowing suits many Texas native wildflowers, allowing seasonal weather to help prepare seeds for germination. Spring results vary by species and local conditions.
  • Sowing: Distribute seeds evenly over a prepared area and press gently for good soil contact. Avoid burying the mix deeply. Follow packet directions for coverage.
  • Watering: Water gently after sowing and maintain appropriate surface moisture during establishment. Reduce supplemental watering as plants become established, adjusting for rainfall and species needs.
  • Fertilizing: Avoid heavy feeding, especially high-nitrogen fertilizer, which can encourage leaves instead of flowers.
  • Support: Allow room for plants of different sizes. Add discreet support if taller stems lean in exposed locations.
  • Maintenance: Remove competing weeds carefully and leave some seed heads for birds and natural reseeding. Avoid mowing while plants are flowering or setting seed.

Why Choose David's Garden Seeds®?

  • Veteran-Owned: Supplying premium seeds since 2009.
  • GO TEXAN Certified: Supporting local agriculture and communities.
  • Integrity Pledge: David's Garden Seeds has taken the Seed Integrity Pledge.
  • Great Customer Service: David answers all customer service questions, usually within a few minutes.

Ways to Use Texas Native Feed The B's Seed Mix

  • Pollinator Gardens: Create a sunny planting with flowers and host plants for beneficial insects.
  • Native Garden Borders: Add seasonal color and wildlife interest along beds and informal garden edges.
  • Naturalized Areas: Establish a varied wildflower planting in prepared, weed-managed spaces.
  • Bird-Friendly Gardens: Leave mature seed heads to provide food and habitat after flowering.

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Plant a colorful native garden and make room for the bees, butterflies, and birds.

Important Disclosures

  • Variety Disclaimer: This is a mixed-species planting. Individual germination times, plant sizes, flowering periods, and species proportions vary with region, weather, soil, and gardening practices. Not every species will perform equally in every location.
  • Seed Storage: Keep unused seeds in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.
  • Planting Zones: Select planting dates for your local climate. Texas includes varied growing regions; consult your local extension service for native planting guidance.
  • Intended Use: Sold for growing ornamental flowers and wildlife habitat, not for consumption.

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