BEE FRIENDLY RESOURCES
By planting these flowers below, you’ll help diversify the food source (pollen and nectar)
of your local pollinators. Giving an extra pollination boost to your backyard veggies and fruit trees.
BEE FRIENDLY NATIVES
Here are our recommendations for planting a native bee friendly garden.
🌱 Small St John’s Wort
🌱 Golden Wattle
🌱 Coastal Daisy
🌱 Red Flowering Gum
🌱 Coastal Tea Tree
BEE FRIENDLY SPRING
Here are our recommendations for planting a bee friendly garden during Spring.
🌱 Sweet Alice
🌱 Flowering Thyme
🌱 Everlasting Paper Daisy (native)
🌱 Billy Buttons (native)
🌱 Nasturtiums
BEE FRIENDLY SUMMER
Here are our recommendations for planting a bee friendly flower garden during Summer.
🌱Flowering Dill
🌱Calendula
🌱Hibiscus (native)
🌱Desert Flame (native)
🌱Sunflowers
BEE FRIENDLY AUTUMN
Here are our recommendations for planting a bee friendly garden during Autumn.
🌱 Coastal Daisy (native)
🌱 Echinacea / Cone Flower
🌱 Hakea Pincushion (native)
🌱 Grevillea (native)
🌱 Borage
FUN FACTS
HISTORY OF HONEY
Honey is the only food that will never spoil… There was even a jar of honey found from ancient Egypt 9000 years ago that was still edible
NATIVE BEES
There are over 1700 native Australian bees that have been discovered so far.
Our favourite is the blue banded bee
POLLINATION POWERS
Native Australian bees & honey bees are very important to the environment.
Bees spread pollen between flowers that helps pollinate and grow 40% of the worlds food supply, including oranges, watermelons and pumpkins.