Flowa Bomba Bees

Flowa Bomba to help the bees There are at least 20,000 species of bees in the world (including 1,000 in France), and they play an essential role in biodiversity: they allow the survival of 80% of plant species on our planet. And conversely, they need plants to feed themselves and to make their honey. Unfortunately, whether wild or domestic, the number of bees drops by 35% on average each year! The reasons for their decline The disappearance of bees is the consequence of various factors such as pollution, pesticides, or the degradation of their natural habitats. The Asian hornet also represents a danger: now present throughout the territory, it attacks honeybees (5 hornets alone can destroy a hive). If at the national level, there are laws to protect bees, it is possible to act at your level to save them. Honey flowers to the rescue We offer you these playful balls, made up of the seeds of 7 bee plants specially selected to attract bees from spring until autumn: Bird's-foot trefoil: this perennial also called "bride's slipper" is present in the meadows and has orange-yellow flowers in the shape of horns. Foxglove: also called "Gant-de-Bergère", this large plant with fuchsia pink flowers is an incomparable source of pollen and nectar. Clover: beyond the luck it brings, clover is rich in protein for insects. Its fragrance and white flowers are very attractive to pollinators. Bugloss: this plant with blue-violet flowers strongly attracts bees and bumblebees because they love its abundant nectar. Oregano: no, we don't only use it in the kitchen! It produces pretty powder pink flowers that attract bees throughout the spring. Mustard: also called Sénévé, this large annual plant with yellow flowers is adored by bees The Cornflower: sometimes called "Casse-lunettes", this annual with pretty blue flowers is unfortunately endangered. Other pollinators are in danger! Do you want to act for biodiversity and help other animals? Check out the rest of our Flowa Bomba range: butterflies, hedgehogs, bats, ladybugs and birds thank you!