Bee Blossom Seeds for Garden Planting

Its airy, nectar-rich flowers are a strong draw for bees, and the plant is also sometimes called "whirling butterflies" for its fluttering bloom movement.

Its slender stems hold small, butterfly-like blooms that flutter and sway readily in light breezes, giving a graceful, airy movement.

Yes, its abundant, easily accessible blooms make it a reliable nectar source for bees throughout a long summer bloom period.

Very tolerant — it handles heat and dry spells well, needing less frequent watering than many bedding perennials.

Its airy, see-through habit suits naturalized borders, gravel gardens, and mixed perennial beds where movement and texture are desired.

Cutting back leggy stems mid-season or in early spring encourages fresh, bushier growth and continued flowering.