Good Bug Habitat Seed Mix 1 lb - Beneficial Bug Attractant - Seeds to Attract Beneficial Insects

Using to attract beneficial bugs to the hop yard

The seeds are great, bugs are great, shipping is a ripoff and lackluster communication skills left me feeling like this will be the last time I use this company which is a bummer since all their products were pretty good.The fact that this company charges the same shipping rate (like $10) for each product you order making it prohibitively costly when they’re charging you the same expedited shipping cost for nonperishable seeds and nonperishable dry beneficial bug food as they do when buying living bugs. It’s a nice grift and all but it feels disrespectful to your customers since it’s common sense to recognize one has a sense of urgency and the other is dry and shelf stable 🤔 just like it’s also common sense that if it’s all the same order and it’s all going in the same box that it shouldn’t justify a double shipping charge.Had a few email messages with them about this and regarding a package that didn’t show up on time plus a question or two about the bugs and the response I got ignored 95% of what I wrote and only addressed a single one of my concerns.Not the best, not the worst but certainly can do better

I received a half lb bag... half as much as I paid forEdit:Contacted them and I was told this would be fixed. Will update again after I receive other half and have tested the germination rates.

I planted the bags I bought directly in our 6'x3' raised garden planters and got fast growth results. I simply plant whatever harden vegetable I want in the beds as if the other seed is not there and have had no crowding issues. These plants encourage ladybugs to hang around to keep the garden pest free.

hasnt flowered yet but has grown in beautifully! im excited to see how it develops and if it will attract lots of lovely and nice bugs

I came across my order of these seeds because over a year later I'm trying to identify a bunch of unwanted seedlings that are popping up in one of my raised beds. I planted this bag of seeds on the other side of my fence (not in my raised beds) and it appeared to me that none germinated. I didn't blame them, as it was a lousy spot for them, but I'll be damned if they didn't migrate over to the nicer soil and better light on the other side of the fence (where the grass is definitely greener).I vaguely remember getting baby's blue eyes and tidy tips in my raised beds last year and it was SUCH a mystery to me how they got there. Now I know. Maybe birds ate the seeds and passed them or...you know, I don't know. Who knows. What I DO know is I didn't plant these where they popped up, and they didn't pop up where I did plant them, and a year later they're back again even though they're not perennials.So, I don't know. I could like them, but I'd like them more if I hadn't realized just now after hours of research that this bag was the source of almost ALL of my unidentified (unwanted) sprouts. I guess if you're not picky about where and when these come up, this is the bag of seeds for you.

Not much of this came up after it was planted I didn’t like it at all was a waste of money imo

Great cover crop to add around canabis. I've seen tons of ladybugs, green lacewings praying mantis and soo much more hanging out around my plants. Hopefully that keeps the bads away this year.