A little bit of information about the flowers you are planting will help tremendously, if you want to do something like this. Honeybees will stop at almost all the flowers, but all the flowers don't necessarily provide food for the bees. If you want to do something like this you should first find out what flowers will have the nectar that the bees need. If those flowers don't make the nectar that the bees eat they will be flying all over that field going from flower to flower starving.
Peleg 2 points 1 week ago
A little bit of information about the flowers you are planting will help tremendously, if you want to do something like this. Honeybees will stop at almost all the flowers, but all the flowers don't necessarily provide food for the bees.
If you want to do something like this you should first find out what flowers will have the nectar that the bees need.
If those flowers don't make the nectar that the bees eat they will be flying all over that field going from flower to flower starving.