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Happy Holidays from Applewood Seed Company
As we head into the New Year, we want to thank all our customers, vendors, and their families for their continued support. We can’t flourish without your support, and we look forward to fulfilling your wildflower requests in 2021. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and stay safe and healthy in the New Year.
Applewood Seed will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, as well as New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day 2020.
Monarch butterflies migrate annually to the Sierra Madre mountains of western Mexico, a journey of some 2500 to 4000 miles.
Beautiful monarch butterfly on colorful poinsettia in full bloom
Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus), In wintering from November to March in oyamel pine forests (Abies religiosa), El Rosario, Reserve of the Biosfera Monarca, Angangueo, State of Michoacan, Mexico
Biodiversity Series on Natives Bees | Native Bee Group: Solitary Bees
Welcome to part two of Applewood Seed Company’s in-depth look at our native bees. Today we’ll be focusing on bees that live more solitary lives than their bumblebee cousins. Click here to read about the social lives of native bumblebees in the first part of the biodiversity series. The European honeybee, which is a non-native […]
See Our New 2021 Flower Seed Additions!
Say hello to our 2021 new flower seed additions! We are introducing 4 new wildflower varieties include American Basketflower, Sweet Joe Pyeweed, Wingstem, and False Aster plus entirely new mixes designed for flower plantings under and around solar panels on solar farms. The American Basketflower is named after the basket weave-like pattern of the flower […]