🐝 Insect-friendly mix: This flower bulb box has been specially put together to provide valuable food sources for bees, butterflies, and bumblebees. 🌸 50 colorful flower bulbs: Contains a diverse mix of daffodils, crocuses, allium, muscari, chionodoxa, and other insect-friendly varieties. 🌼 Long-lasting flowering period: With careful selection of varieties, your garden will bloom from early spring to summer – with a continuous supply of nectar for pollinators. 🌱 Easy to care for & robust: The flower bulbs are hardy, perennial, and resilient. After planting, they require little care – they bloom again year after year. ☀️ Ideal for sunny locations: Perfect for garden beds, lawns, front yards, or flower pots in sunny to partially shaded spots. 📦 50 high-quality flower bulbs: You will receive 50 strong, variety-packed flower bulbs of different sizes – ready to plant & bee-friendly. With the "Bulb Mix – Sweets for Insects" box, you transform your garden into a true paradise for bees, bumblebees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. The mix contains 50 carefully selected flower bulbs that are not only colorful and easy to care for but also provide an important food source for pollinators. The box combines various early and late-blooming varieties, so your garden shines in changing colors from early spring to summer – while continuously providing nectar and pollen for insects. Included are, among others: 🌼 Daffodil ‘Topolino’ – bright yellow mini daffodil, particularly attractive to bees 🌸 Crocus sp. ‘Goldilocks’ – early-blooming crocus with golden yellow flowers 🟣 Allium siculum & Allium sphaerocephalon – decorative ornamental onions that attract many pollinators 💙 Chionodoxa luciliae alba – delicate, white glory-of-the-snow flowers 🔵 Muscari armeniacum – bright blue grape hyacinths, popular with bumblebees The flower bulbs are easy to care for, hardy, and perennial. Plant them between September and December in well-drained soil in a sunny to partially shaded location. After planting, they require little care – rain is usually sufficient for their needs. Let the foliage after the