Want a garden buzzing with life? Plant these Pink Bee Balm seeds! You get a massive amount – about 3000 seeds – which is enough to create a gorgeous, long-blooming pollinator patch. Bee Balm (Monarda didyma) is a hardy perennial in zones 3-9, meaning it comes back year after year with bigger, better displays. In mid-summer, it shoots up tall stems topped with vibrant, shaggy pink flowers that look like little firework bursts. And the name is no joke – bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds absolutely love them. The foliage has a nice, mild minty scent too. These are heirloom, non-GMO seeds. They're pretty easy to grow: sow them in a sunny or partly shady spot with decent soil, keep them moist until they sprout (usually within 10-20 days), and then watch them take off. They're perfect for the back of a flower border, in a cottage garden, or even in large containers. They'll bloom for weeks, adding amazing color and supporting vital pollinators. A fantastic, rewarding choice for any gardener who wants to make a difference and have a beautiful yard.
