What do you get? A specially selected collection of nine varieties of herbs that the bees will absolutely love visiting throughout the growing season! Bees are some of the hardest-working creatures in our gardens and play an essential role in pollinating many of the flowers, fruits and vegetables that we all enjoy. Unfortunately, modern gardens and urban spaces often provide fewer nectar-rich flowers than they once did, making it increasingly important to grow plants that support these amazing pollinators. The good news is that many herbs are packed with nectar and produce masses of flowers that bees simply can't resist. Not only will this collection help provide an important food source for local pollinators, but you'll also enjoy a beautiful display of fragrant herbs that are perfect for cooking, filling your garden with scent and bringing your growing space to life. The plants your garden visitors will love: Thyme 'Foxley' – An attractive thyme with distinctive variegated foliage and masses of tiny flowers, bringing both ornamental interest and valuable nectar to the garden. Common Thyme – One of the classic herbs for a wildlife-friendly garden. Allow it to flower and its tiny blooms become alive with bees while the aromatic leaves remain invaluable in the kitchen. Blackcurrant Sage – A wonderfully fragrant sage with fruity, blackcurrant-scented foliage and colourful flowers that provide an attractive source of nectar for visiting pollinators. Thyme 'Sparkling Bright' – Beautiful variegated foliage provides year-round interest before the plant produces its delicate flowers, providing another welcome feeding stop for pollinators. Compact Marjoram – A neat, aromatic herb producing clusters of nectar-rich flowers that bees find particularly attractive, making it a fantastic choice for pots, borders and smaller gardens. Rosemary – An evergreen garden favourite whose delicate flowers can provide nectar when relatively few other garden plants are blooming, while its wonderfully fragrant foliage can be harvested throughout the year. Lemon Thyme – Fresh lemon-scented foliage combines with masses of tiny flowers, making this an excellent plant for both the kitchen and the pollinator-friendly garden. Thyme 'Tabor' – A beautiful low-growing thyme that produces carpets of flowers, creating a spectacular display that becomes a miniature feeding ground for hungry bees. Garlic Chives – Delicious flat leaves with a fresh garlic flavour are followed by beautiful clusters of starry white flowers, which become magnets for bees and other insects when they open. Fill your garden with fragrance, flowers and the gentle hum of visiting pollinators with The Bee Buffet Herb Collection. Beautiful, useful and wonderfully wildlife-friendly, it's an easy way to turn even a small corner of your garden into a feast for bees. We update the plants featured within this collection each week based on stock levels. This collection was last updated on 14/08/2026. How big are the plants? All herbs are supplied in 9cm pots. They will be freshly picked for your order. The condition of the plants is our primary concern when fulfilling your order. The foliage will differ in size throughout the season and may be clipped prior to dispatch. The herbs are not soft grown and have spent time in unheated conditions. They are a product designed not just to last a few days but to be grown on by yourselves and supply flavour for months to come. Delivery Information
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