I know I say this often but WE LOVE GIVEAWAYS!
This one is a bit different than our usual giveaway and we have more chances to WIN.
Here's how it works...
This giveaway is open to all US and Canadian residents from September 2nd through September 7th at midnight. You must use the rafflecopter app at the bottom of this post to enter. No purchase necessary.
How is this giveaway different?
We are giving away 12 SEED PACKS to 5 different WINNERS!!! We choose the seed packs so it'll be a surprise when your package arrives.
THIS IS SO EXCITING!!!
ABOUT Mary's Heirloom Seeds
Mary's Heirloom Seeds is a "mom and pop" small business created out of a desire to help people become more sustainable and self-sufficient. Our customers know that we are a simple phone call or email away.
We currently offer over 700 varieties of Heirloom, open-pollinated, non-gmo & non-hybrid garden Seeds. Mary has signed the Safe Seed Pledge AND the Declaration of Seed Freedom.
Are you ready to enter the giveaway?
Giveaway is open to all Residents of the US.
Giveaway opens 9/2/2020 and ends 9/7/2020 at Midnight.
Giveaway opens 9/2/2020 and ends 9/7/2020 at Midnight.
All giveaway entrants will be added to Mary's Heirloom Seeds mailing list.
Your information is never sold and we never send spam emails.
There is no purchase required to enter.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
276 comments
Wildflowers !
Favorite bee friendly plants are sunflowers and mint.
Bees love our tall phlox!
Bee Balm is my honey bees go to plant….I think. I see them everywhere on every flower but I have a lot of that.
L LOVE ANY AND ALL ANNUAL AND PERRENIAL FLOWERS> WOULD APPRECIATE ANY
i like comfrey for many reasons. among them is that it attracts honeybees.
My favorite bee friendly plants-basil (which hummingbirds love as well), lavender and all the coneflowers.
I love lavender, lantanas, my silk mimosa tree (bees love it) and bee balm for the bees. We haven’t seen as many around this year As in the past, but I try to have plants and water for them all the time.
My favorite bee friendly plant is Monarda/Bee Balm. It is beautiful, is always full of bees, and makes great tea!
It’s gotta be sunflowers for the bees but I’ve noticed that my lilac bushes and roses attract them as well.
Mullin was popular this year along with clarey sage in my garden. My favorite is artichoke the bumbles love it.
Lavender, marigolds, clover and sunflowers are my favorites for bees.
Borage attracts bees like crazy!
I’m new here. I’m returning to gardening at 40. Some of my fondest memories are in my grandmothers garden. I’ve planted sunflowers this year for the bees, but, as I learn more, I will do more to help them along.
first time florida gardener in Tampa Bay, anxious to follow you and see what you have to offer for my new garden to share with neighbors and our community.
Just built our first family garden and planting our first seeds from you on Labor Day!