Bee Balm Mix

Bee Balm flowers attract hummingbirds and beneficial pollinators with aromatic leaves and frilly flower heads. Bee Balm Mix is a combination of four complementary colors--white, pink, purple or red. The flowers of these bee balm perennials bloom early to midsummer. A good choice for sunny back borders, and great companion to other sun-lovers like Shasta daisies. If deadheaded regularly, this bee balm mix will keep blooming late into summer. Every three or four years, you can divide the clumps. You can either spread them out and increase the size of your display or share some with a lucky gardening friend. Because of that spicy mint perfume, rabbits and deer tend not to bother Bee Balm plants. Monarda didyma 'Panorama Mix'

Where do you plant bee balm plants?

Bee Balm Mix should be planted in a sunny location and can tolerate partial shade. If in a warmer zone, bee balm plants should be planted in partial shade to make it through the summer.

How do you water bee balm flowers?

Bee Balm perennials like even moisture especially during its growing season. Consider applying mulch to contain soil moisture and having to water less.