What is A Bees Favorite Color?

Watch our latest video to learn if bees truly have a favorite color and if so, what you should be planting in your garden to attract these wonderful pollinators!
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[@kenkoellner9421]

FYI, if you want hummingbirds, try red. Insects can't see red. Pure red flowers, like Lobelia cardinalis, have evolved to be pollinated by hummingbirds. Flowers of L.cardinalis and L.siphilitica are somewhat similar in shape but red vs. blue tells you which each has evolved to attract as a pollinator.

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Great suggestion Ken!