The 10 Flowers that attract pollinators

The 10 Flowers that attract pollinators

easy perennial flower

  1. Sunflower
    Botanical name: Helianthus spp.
    Flowering time: spring to autumn
    Sun: Full Sun

Sunflowers are not only beautiful; they are great for bees, providing pollen and nectar.
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  1. Black-Eyed Susan
    Botanical name: Rudbeckia hirta
    Flowering time: spring to autumn
    Sun: Sunny to light brown

With bright yellow leaves and dark roots, these native perennials are great for attracting bees.

Yellow Perennial Flower

  1. Goldenrod
    Botanical name: Solidago spp.
    Flowering Period: Late Summer to Autumn
    Sun: Sunny to light brown

Goldenrod is an excellent late-night snack for bees.

Thanks to the abundance of small, pollen-rich flowers, goldenrod plants give bees the energy they need to prepare for the coming winter.

golden flower

  1. Lavender
    Botanical name: Lavandula species.
    Flowering Period: Late spring to early summer
    Sun: Full Sun

Lavender plants are highly sought after by bees for their delicious, nectar-rich flowers, which provide an abundance of food.

Lavender’s long flowering season, combined with its incredible fragrance, makes it a favorite among bees and ensures a steady supply of nectar throughout the growing season.

grass with flowers grass with flowers

  1. Peppermint
    Botanical name: Nepeta spp.
    Flowering time: spring to autumn
    Sun: Sunny to light brown

Bees love mint tubular flowers, a hardy perennial that is easy to grow and care for.

bee on mint flower

  1. Bee Balm
    Botanical name: Monarda sp.
    Flowering time: Spring
    Sun: Sunny to light brown

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