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Wildflowers - Bee Balm Seeds
Bee Balm is one of the first native flower seeds that we grew out for seed production at Everwilde Farms. It was a good choice, because it is easy to grow, produces a reliable crop of blooms and seeds, and is very popular with our customers. It is also popular with the local pollinators! After we planted these pollinator flower seeds, we had so many insects visiting our field that it was always abuzz. Bumblebees, honeybees, various butterflies and moths continually hovered over the lavender blossoms. Our honeybees made a lot of honey from the Monarda, and it was reddish in color and had a delicate flavor. I think that it is so well liked by our flying friends because it is in the larger Mint family, and it seems that anything in the Mint family makes a great honey plant.
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Purple Bergamot Seeds
Monarda media
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Monarda media
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This variation of traditional bergamot has a lovely hot pink tint that makes it a definite favorite among gardeners. Besides being a popular choice for making herbal tea, this plant once had a place in many homes as a sweet scented potpourri. The genus name Monarda honors Spanish botanist Nicolas Bautista Monardes, who studied herbal and medicinal plants from North America during the 16th century.Starting at $2.50 USD -
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Red Bee Balm Seeds
Monarda didyma
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Monarda didyma
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Because of its early use as a remedy for beestings, this native plant has been called "bee balm." Another common name, Oswego Tea, comes from the Oswego Indians' use of the leaves for brewing tea.The genus name Monarda honors Spanish botanist Nicolas Bautista Monardes, who studied herbal and medicinal plants from North America during the 16th century. The species name "didyma" comes from Latin words meaning "in pairs," referring to the stamens of the flowers.Starting at $3.60 USD -
Spotted Bee Balm Seeds
Monarda punctata
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Monarda punctata
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This variation of traditional bergamot has a distinctive oregano-like scent that makes it a definite favorite among gardeners and herbalists. Besides being a popular choice for making herbal tea, this plant once had a place in many homes as a sweet scented potpourri. The genus name Monarda honors Spanish botanist Nicolas Bautista Monardes, who studied herbal and medicinal plants from North America during the 16th century. The species name "punctata" means "dotted," referring to the small purple spots on the blossoms.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Wahpe Washtemna Seeds
Monarda fistulosa variation
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Monarda fistulosa variation
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The unusual name comes from the Native American Dakota tribe, meaning "fragrant leaves." Legend has it that this plant had an important role in the native sun dance. This variation of traditional bergamot has a clean, true lemon scent that makes it a definite favorite among gardeners and herbalists. Besides being a popular choice for making herbal tea, this plant once had a place in many homes as a sweet scented potpourri. The genus name Monarda honors Spanish botanist Nicolas Bautista Monardes, who studied herbal and medicinal plants from North America during the 16th century.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Wild Bergamot Seeds
Monarda fistulosa
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Besides being a popular choice for making herbal tea, this plant once had a place in many homes as a sweet scented potpourri. The essential oils in its leaves also made it an excellent flavoring for both foods and beverages. Because of its many uses and its stunning blossoms, the Herb Society of America gave this plant the 2013 Notable Native Herb award. The genus name Monarda honors Spanish botanist Nicolas Bautista Monardes, who studied herbal and medicinal plants from North America during the 16th century. The species name "fistulas" comes from a Latin word meaning "tubular," referring to the shape of each flower's many spikes.Starting at $2.50 USD
Bee Balm is one of the first native flower seeds that we grew out for seed production at Everwilde Farms. It was a good choice, because it is easy to grow, produces a reliable crop of blooms and seeds, and is very popular with our customers. It is also popular with the local pollinators! After we planted these pollinator flower seeds, we had so many insects visiting our field that it was always abuzz. Bumblebees, honeybees, various butterflies and moths continually hovered over the lavender blossoms. Our honeybees made a lot of honey from the Monarda, and it was reddish in color and had a delicate flavor. I think that it is so well liked by our flying friends because it is in the larger Mint family, and it seems that anything in the Mint family makes a great honey plant.