7 Best Perennial Flowers to Attract Pollinators to Your Garden
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- In this video, we're diving into the vibrant world of perennials that not only beautify your garden but also attract a plethora of pollinators. From bees and butterflies to hummingbirds, these seven stunning perennials are must-haves for any garden enthusiast looking to create a buzzing, blooming paradise.
Why plant perennials?
🌱 Low Maintenance: Perennials come back year after year, reducing the need for replanting.
🌼 Continuous Blooms: They offer a succession of blooms, providing a consistent food source for pollinators.
🌞 Eco-Friendly: Supporting pollinators helps maintain the ecological balance and boosts your garden's health.
Additional Tips:
Plant in Groups: Larger clusters of flowers are more attractive to pollinators.
Provide Water Sources: A shallow water dish or birdbath can help support visiting pollinators.
Avoid Pesticides: Opt for organic pest control methods to keep your garden safe for pollinators.
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Justin, I love all of those perennials, and I have all of them in my garden except for the Cat's Pajamas catmint, because I haven't been able to find it in my area. I grow lantana because I love it, however it's an annual in my zone 5a. I need to get my two Gro-Rite Garden beds together and filled so I can plant them as soon as possible. Blessings to you and your loved ones. ~Margie🤗💐🦋🐝
I hope you can find some cat mint, it is one of my favorites! Beautiful and the bees really love it.
Justin back in the feed! Good to see you again my brother 🙏🏼 heading to my local greenhouse to pick up some of these beauties 🌸
Thank you! Great suggestions!💚
Oh my gosh, you keep such a beautiful garden and thanks so much for sharing so much great information
I'm in Zone 8a. I planted some Dark Pink Moody Blues Speedwell 4 years ago. Since that time we have divided it and/or moved it (2 or 3 times) and it just keeps going like a champ. I have to add one time we transplanted it during the hot summer and it never appeared to have realized it had been moved (never wilted). When the first round of blooms have faded, I cut it all the way back to the ground (just chopped it a few days ago). It will come back and keep blooming through the fall. One year they were still blooming in December! I love this plant so much I planted Moody Blues Dark Blue and Pink (a blush pink) in an area of our backyard this spring. I also have plans to divide the Dark Pink once again so I can place it in another area. I find that if you can deadhead the spent blooms and pinch, it will grow bushier and have an increase in blooms. One of my Dark Pink plants has a tendency to get a few dark blue flowers on it or a few that are half pink have blue! Glad to see you and love your videos!
Thank you, Mr. Justin, thank you.
Ive missed your videos! This is great thanks!
Thank you!
Love your informative videos!!!!
Thank you
Great plant selections for attracting pollinators. We have most of these flowers in our garden and we have other flowers that bees love, Astrantias, Agapanthus, Brook thistle, Sage caradonna, Knapweed, Coreopsis, Cranesbill geraniums, Rudbeckia, Campanula, Alstroemeria, Astilbes, Orvala, Calla lilies, Crocosmia, Osteospermums, Ajuga, Hebes, Fuchsias, Trollius chinensis and Daylilies.
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Tks for all of the great info!
I bought my first Bee Balm this season. I can't wait until my hummingbirds find it. Summer is on it's way.
He should have mentioned that Monarda spreads like wildfire. It travels underground and can pop up multiple feet away from the original plant site.
You'll love the smell even just brushing against the leaves.
I love watching your videos,and would LOVE if you did a video on endemic pollinator-friendly plants! I'm trying to redo my front and backyard with only native plant species.
Wonderful !🎉
What about zenia or dahlia for attracting pollination?
Are marigolds good to put around your container garden to keep out raccoons and other critters?
Yes both are wonderful! Also not too sure about those critters but deer, yes!
You should also mention that Catmint can be invasive.
My red coneflower turned orange days after planting
I love these I have a channel mostly flowers ❤😊
Please do a video about how to design a plant bed on a property line. I live in a semi detached house and share a front lawn with neighbors. The bed is in the middle so it will be visible from both sides. Thank you.
I wish I had the space 😢. I have small patio above ground & 2, 10ft by 10ft (or so) community gardening areas. I need tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants to fit aside garlic, so not sure how to fix flowers that spread...😢
I love Lantana and have had it planted for years, but oh that smell is hard on the nose... 🤥
Is your nursery in White House, TN?
Shelby, North Carolina!
Love this helpful video❤❤❤Thanks for sharing❤❤❤
Thanks for noting deer resistant. A real problem here.
So happy for the new video and the information. Lantana is my favorite.
What a selection! Thank you
LOVE !
What about rabbit resistant lol. We have critters.
Also….u said one “prefers poor soil” but followed it up with “mist drain well” 😂
U don’t live in Alabama. We have clay. Yay right. Sigh.
I’ve taken top soil that’s pretty much tiny mulch. I call it tiny mulch anyway. I mix it in when i plant anything. We also heavy mulch twice a year and fertilize. If I didn’t do all that my ground would be like cement.
Thank you
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