Discover a variety of perennial flowers like Bee Balm and Lavender that bloom in summer, attracting bees with their vibrant colors and sweet nectar.
Create a buzzing oasis in your garden by planting Catmint and Salvia, known for their long-lasting blooms that bees can't resist during the summer season.
Bee-friendly perennials such as Coneflowers and Black-Eyed Susans provide a vital food source for bees during the hot summer months, supporting their populations.
Learn how planting Sunflowers and Penstemons can not only beautify your garden but also serve as a beacon for bees seeking nourishment in the summer heat.
Invite pollinators like bees to your yard with the help of Agastache and Russian Sage, which offer a continuous supply of pollen and nectar throughout the summer.
Enhance your garden's biodiversity and support bee populations by incorporating these perennial flowers that thrive in the summer sun, creating a haven for these important pollinators.