Maxim is a combination fungicide.

One of the ingredients is toxic to bee larvae, but this is pretty much null/void when it's coated on a seed rather than being sprayed near hives when bee larvae are around.

Long story short, it's a really small amount of Maxim and it's not very persistent in the soil.

You can make other choices in the future without worrying too much about what's in the ground right now...especially this much time after planting.

Oh thank you so much!!!
I feel tons better!
Carol

Maxim is supposedly made from certain soil bacteria and the manufacturer, Syngenta, says it is "practically non toxic" to bees. As a seed coating the chance of any of it and bees making contact will be quite slim, although it is listed as quite toxic to aquatic life and it may reach water even if in the soil.
Probably your planting will not be much of a danger to the environment this year but in the future look at the seed catalogs more closely for seeds coated with these fungicides.