Best Flowers for Bees

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Supporting bees is crucial for the environment, and planting the right flowers is a beautiful way to help.  This selection of bee-attracting flowers provides essential nectar and pollen, ensuring bees thrive while adding vibrant life and color to your garden.

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Bee Balm

Bee Balm, with its vivid flowers, is irresistible to bees, offering abundant nectar.

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Blue Globe Allium

Blue Globe Allium's striking spherical blooms are a magnet for bees throughout summer.

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Oriental Poppy

Oriental Poppies provide a vibrant splash of color and a rich source of pollen for bees.

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Coneflower

Coneflowers are not only drought-resistant but also a favorite among bees for their nectar.

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Great Blue Lobelia

Great Blue Lobelia thrives near water and attracts bees with its striking blue flowers.

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Catmint

Catmint, with its lavender-blue flowers and enticing scent, draws bees all season long.

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Lavender

Lavender's iconic scent and purple spikes are a haven for bees, offering ample pollen.

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New England Aster

New England Aster provides late-season nectar, helping bees prepare for winter."

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Chives

Chives' purple flowers not only add flavor to dishes but also attract bees in droves.

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Sunflower

Sunflowers stand tall, offering bees a plentiful source of nectar and pollen.

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ENJOY

Embrace these bee-friendly flowers to create a garden that buzzes with life, supporting our essential pollinators.