Flowers for beneficial insects are a mix of annual and perennial species loved by insects. Adjacent to fruit and vegetable crops, they provide shelter and a pantry for pollinators and insects that control pests. Feel free to mix the seeds with sand or similar. This makes sowing easier. So during April-Nov. Sow in the spring if you want flowering for the summer. Sow in the fall for flowering the following year. Spread the seeds evenly, press the soil and keep the surface moist after sowing. Cut back after flowering. Allow the clip to seed and then remove it. Contains 16 annuals and 9 perennials, including cornflowers, tagetes and marigolds.

Sows up to:	10 m²
Life cycle:	Annuals & Perennial
Sun exposure:	Sun to partial shade
Flower color:	Mixed