About 25 Bee Balm Mix
The 25 Bee Balm Mix is a delightful blend of Monarda Didyma, commonly known as Lemon Mint. This stunning mix showcases flowers in various colors including scarlet, red, pink, purple, spotted yellow, and salmon. These plants bloom beautifully during the summer, creating a vibrant garden that attracts not only hummingbirds but also bees and butterflies.
Growing Requirements
These seeds thrive in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 9, making them ideal for a wide range of climates. They prefer average soil conditions and can grow in full sun to part shade, offering flexibility for garden placement. Plant your seeds when the soil temperature reaches around 70°F for optimal results.
Benefits of Bee Balm
Bee Balm is not only visually appealing but also aromatic, with a citrus-mint fragrance that enhances any garden. The foliage emits a pleasant scent, adding to the sensory experience. These plants are deer resistant, making them a smart choice for gardens prone to wildlife.
Care Instructions
To ensure your Bee Balm plants thrive, maintain proper spacing of 30 inches between each plant. Water regularly, but avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Fertilize during the growing season for best results.
FAQs
- When should I plant Bee Balm seeds? Plant when the soil is at least 70°F.
- How tall do Bee Balm plants grow? They typically reach a height of about 30 inches.
- Are Bee Balm plants good for cutting? Yes, their vibrant flowers make excellent cut flowers.
- Do these plants attract pollinators? Absolutely! They attract hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies.
- Can I grow Bee Balm in partial shade? Yes, they thrive in full sun to part shade.
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