Certified Organic Sweet Yellow Clover (Melilotus officinalis)
Sweet Yellow Clover attracts pollinators such as honeybees, bumble bees, butterflies and moths. Both flowers and tender sprouts are edible and have a slight licorice flavour which can be used fresh as a garnish for salads. Seeds are open pollinated and untreated. Certified organic by Pacific Agriculture Certification Society (PACS).
Pollinator Visitors: Bees, Butterflies and Moths
Host Plant: Gray Hairstreak Butterfly, Greenish Blue Butterfly, Shasta Blue Butterfly, Eastern-Tailed-Blue Butterfly, Orange Sulphur Butterfly, Clouded Sulpher Butterfly, Queen Alexandra’s Sulpher Butterfly and Southern Dogface Butterfly
Bloom Time: Late Spring - Late Summer (When planting a Pollinator Garden select plants with diverse bloom times)
Bloom Colour: Yellow (Select plants with diverse bloom colours to attract the widest variety of pollinators to your Pollinator Garden)
Bloom Type: Biennial (May not bloom till second season)
Planting Instructions: Direct sow seeds ¼” deep in Spring anytime from March to May
Days to Germination: 7-15
Exposure: Sun - Partial Shade
Zone: 4
Quantity: 20-25 seeds
NOTE: Planting Certified Organic Untreated Seeds and following organic gardening practices are imperative to the health and happiness of pollinators in your garden. We wish you success in your pollinator garden and hope that you are as delighted as us when a pollinator comes to visit. When you see a pollinator make sure to snap a photo and tag us @heiwahoney.
Sweet Yellow Clover attracts pollinators such as honeybees, bumble bees, butterflies and moths. Both flowers and tender sprouts are edible and have a slight licorice flavour which can be used fresh as a garnish for salads. Seeds are open pollinated and untreated. Certified organic by Pacific Agriculture Certification Society (PACS).
Pollinator Visitors: Bees, Butterflies and Moths
Host Plant: Gray Hairstreak Butterfly, Greenish Blue Butterfly, Shasta Blue Butterfly, Eastern-Tailed-Blue Butterfly, Orange Sulphur Butterfly, Clouded Sulpher Butterfly, Queen Alexandra’s Sulpher Butterfly and Southern Dogface Butterfly
Bloom Time: Late Spring - Late Summer (When planting a Pollinator Garden select plants with diverse bloom times)
Bloom Colour: Yellow (Select plants with diverse bloom colours to attract the widest variety of pollinators to your Pollinator Garden)
Bloom Type: Biennial (May not bloom till second season)
Planting Instructions: Direct sow seeds ¼” deep in Spring anytime from March to May
Days to Germination: 7-15
Exposure: Sun - Partial Shade
Zone: 4
Quantity: 20-25 seeds
NOTE: Planting Certified Organic Untreated Seeds and following organic gardening practices are imperative to the health and happiness of pollinators in your garden. We wish you success in your pollinator garden and hope that you are as delighted as us when a pollinator comes to visit. When you see a pollinator make sure to snap a photo and tag us @heiwahoney.
Sweet Yellow Clover attracts pollinators such as honeybees, bumble bees, butterflies and moths. Both flowers and tender sprouts are edible and have a slight licorice flavour which can be used fresh as a garnish for salads. Seeds are open pollinated and untreated. Certified organic by Pacific Agriculture Certification Society (PACS).
Pollinator Visitors: Bees, Butterflies and Moths
Host Plant: Gray Hairstreak Butterfly, Greenish Blue Butterfly, Shasta Blue Butterfly, Eastern-Tailed-Blue Butterfly, Orange Sulphur Butterfly, Clouded Sulpher Butterfly, Queen Alexandra’s Sulpher Butterfly and Southern Dogface Butterfly
Bloom Time: Late Spring - Late Summer (When planting a Pollinator Garden select plants with diverse bloom times)
Bloom Colour: Yellow (Select plants with diverse bloom colours to attract the widest variety of pollinators to your Pollinator Garden)
Bloom Type: Biennial (May not bloom till second season)
Planting Instructions: Direct sow seeds ¼” deep in Spring anytime from March to May
Days to Germination: 7-15
Exposure: Sun - Partial Shade
Zone: 4
Quantity: 20-25 seeds
NOTE: Planting Certified Organic Untreated Seeds and following organic gardening practices are imperative to the health and happiness of pollinators in your garden. We wish you success in your pollinator garden and hope that you are as delighted as us when a pollinator comes to visit. When you see a pollinator make sure to snap a photo and tag us @heiwahoney.