
February - April
February: Elm, Silver Maple
March: Cottonwood, Crocus
April: Dandelion, Daffodil, Tulip, Hellebores, Grape Hyacinth, Vetch, Box Elder, Apple tree, Black & Yellow Locust, Willow

May - July
May: Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Cucumber, Alfalfa, Sweet Clover, White Clover, Cherry, Strawberry, Allium, Rhubarb, Golden Currant, Choke Cherries, White Aster, Hound's Tongue, Oriental Poppy, Salsify, Sage
June: Peas, Raspberry, Salvia, Catmint (Catnip), Beauty Bush, Tomatillo, Viola, Thistle, Rocky Mountain Bee Plant, Mexican Hat Flower, Sunflower, Pumpkin, Snowberry
July: Milkweed, Gypsophila (Baby's Breath), Borage, Onion, Garlic Chives, Corn, Goldenrod

August - October
August: Goldenrod, Smartweed
September: No new plants.
Still present: Alfalfa, White Clover, Thistles, Rocky Mountain Bee Plant, Corn and Smartweed
October: No new plants.
Still present: Dandelion, Sweet Clover, Sunflower, and Goldenrod

November - January
November - January: No new plants.
Fact: Honey Bees survive off the honey they have stored throughout the year.
Hint: It is our responsibility to leave them enough honey to make it through the winter. We're talking anywhere from 60-100lbs of honey!
Help: Supplemental feeding by the beekeeper is sometimes necessary if their supply is too low.
Boost the Bees
Denver, Colorado, United States

Heads up everyone, we're currently sold out of everything! I'll update Google & the website once we're back in stock.
Thanks so much for your continued support!