Locally Flowered
Florida Native Bee Collection
Florida Native Bee Collection
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For both generalist and specialist bees. Florida native bees(specialist) need Florida native plants to thrive. Help save our Florida native bees by planting this collection of one-gallon plants which meet the three guiding principles in providing a food source for bees: continuous year-long buffet of flowers, flowers with the color and shape that attracts bees, and planting in groups or masses to make easy foraging for the bees
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Coreopsis Leavenworthii (Leavenworth's tickseed)
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Helianthus debris (Dune Sunflower)
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Monara punctata (Dotted Horsemint)
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Salvia coccinea (Tropical Sage)
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Stachytaroheta jamaicensis (Blue Porterweed)
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Solidago sepervirens (Seaside goldenrod)
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Vernonia angustifolia (Narrow-Leaf Ironweed)
*Plant substitutions may be made based on seasonal availability.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Be kind to your plant!
Unpack and water immediately.
Place your plant in a protected outside location for some fresh air and sun.
Don't procrastinate and plant it as soon as possible in a location that will help it thrive. See FNPS website for specific plant information.
