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Allow plants to flower continuously during the active bee season (spring through early fall). Harvest honey after main blooming seasons. Store seeds in a cool, dry place for replanting the next season.
Variations:
Add herbs like basil and mint to increase biodiversity.
Include fruit trees like apple, cherry, or citrus for seasonal variation.
Use native wildflowers specific to your region to better support local bees.
FAQ:
Which flower produces the best honey?
Linden, lavender, and clover are known for producing richly flavored and high-quality honey.
Can I grow these flowers in pots?
Yes, many bee-friendly flowers grow well in containers, especially lavender, rosemary, and borage.
Are all these flowers perennial?
Some are perennials (like lavender and rosemary), while others (like borage and phacelia) are annuals that can reseed naturally.
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