Tansy Seeds

Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare) seeds.
 
These seeds are: 
Perfect for pollinators including bees
Grown organically with no pesticides or herbicides.
Harvested from the Forest of Flowers site in Huby, North Yorkshire. 
 
Official RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' - identifying plants which support wild bees and other pollinators in decline.
 
This striking and distinctive-looking flower doesn't have typical petals, but 'disc florets'. Much like daisies (which are in the same family - Asteraceae), they have composite flowers - each 'button' is not just one flower but hundreds, offering an abundant nectar source for pollinators.
 
Tansy is a late-flowering plant, offering food for a huge range of insects until October, including various types of beetle, such as the endangered Tansy beetle.
 
Sow: March - May, September - October
Flowering months: July - October