Free plants for your garden Bees
Free plants and seeds to help your garden bees
If you do not have time to sign up and join with our full Bee project we have started a free autumn and spring offer on plants and seeds for your garden to help your bees. In the autumn we will be giving away perennial flowering plants as bare root transplants and in the winter of 2013 packets of seed. Both the plants and seed are coming from our MyGardenTeam Plus autumn and winter plant swap service created for members of the MyGardenTeam service.
If you do not have time to sign up and join with our full Bee project we have started a free autumn and spring offer on plants and seeds for your garden to help your bees. In the autumn we will be giving away perennial flowering plants as bare root transplants and in the winter of 2013 packets of seed. Both the plants and seed are coming from our MyGardenTeam Plus autumn and winter plant swap service created for members of the MyGardenTeam service.
The plants and seeds you will receive are designed to provide your garden bees in your area with a reliable source of food through the spring, summer and autumn in your garden.
Just fill in the form and provide us with the aspect of your garden i.e is it sunny, shady exposed or other and the soil type. If you are not sure of the soil type then we can normally establish this from your Zip or Postcode and other GardenAdvice members in your area.
Once we have your completed form one of our expert gardeners will be in touch by email to tell you which plants and seeds we are sending you and instructions on how to grow them plus some contact details if you need additional assistance. The Bee projects plants for Bees offer is open to all GardenAdvice viewers, in the case of remote locations deliver will be made by DHL
To apply for your Plants for Bees in your garden visit our facebook Bee Project page and look for the Free Plants for Bees button https://www.facebook.com/GardenadviceBeeProject
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