What To Plant In A Bee Garden

Lupine Perennis (Lupinus Polyphyllus) does well in mountainous regions.

Allium adds gorgeous color to any native landscape.

Daisies – either common or the Becky Shasta variety — do very well in coastal regions.

Columbine do well in mountainous regions.

Pollinators like bees, hummingbirds, bats, and beetles are most attracted to colorful plants.

Daisies are a bee-friendly garden staple.

Adding deep magenta, pink, and purple plants to a garden adds dimension to any landscape.

Adding different varietals of the same species of plants gives the gardener more color options.

Bees must visit over 1 million flowers to yield a pound of honey.

According to research, a bee’s favorite colors are blue and yellow.

Blossoms come in all shapes and sizes, and pollinators do not discriminate!

Bees love wildflowers– don’t forget to plant native species!