Honey bee garden

Susan Brackney's Honeybee Garden. Susan designed this garden with the specific needs of honeybees in mind. The plants shown in the downloadable plan were selected for full sun and can be grown throughout most of the U.S

Top Plants for Bees: Boost Your Garden’s Pollination! Discover the best plants to attract bees and boost pollination in your garden! 🌼🐝 From vibrant Lavender and cheerful Sunflowers to delicate Bee Balm, these bee-friendly plants will create a buzzing haven. Learn how to support our pollinators and enjoy a thriving, beautiful garden. Click to see the full list and tips! #Gardening #Bees #PollinatorGarden #OrganicGardening #BeeFriendlyPlants #GardenTips

Herbs are beneficial for honey bees in the homestead apiary. Learn the flowering and medicinal herbs for bees you should grow in your garden.

15 Bee garden ideas: 1. Fountain-Centered 2. Maze-like 3. Purple-themed 4. Arch-Entranced 5. Color-Blocked 6. Honeycomb-inspired Bee Garden

If you want to attract bees, learn how to create a bee garden or become a beekeeper. When creating a garden for bumblebees, honey bees, and other pollinators, use plants like bee balm, coneflower, sedum, and borage. #honeybees #flowersforbees #flowers #bees

Learn which are the best plants to attract bees to your garden. Bees are so important for our gardens. Not only do they help to pollinate flowers and crops, but honey bees work tirelessly to make

My bee dish is always filled with happily buzzing bees getting a drink. Bees are so so important, so everything you can do to improve their lives is one step to saving the planet. 1/3 of all crops require bees, so we need to do our part!Many of the plantings in my yard are done because they make bees happy and happy bees make the world function! I'll share more about those plantings in future posts. Bees need to drink water although if they land in a pond or puddle it's not safe! This bee fe

Not many people are aware that bees drink water. They also need water to keep their hive cool and humid. Here’s how to make a bee waterer for your garden.

Once you’ve gotten basic beekeeping under your belt, you’ll want to start expanding your skill set. We all know that bees need nectar and pollen in order to produce honey, but did you know that some plants can alter the taste of your honey? Check out our favorite plant selections to amp up your honey flavor. More