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Learners will identify the top 10 bee-friendly plants for the prairies and gain insights on how to attract and support pollinators in their gardens.
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Welcome to the delightful world of bee-friendly gardening! Imagine stepping into your garden and being greeted by a symphony of buzzing bees, flitting from one vibrant flower to another. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the enchanting realm of pollinator-friendly plants, specifically tailored for the prairies.
Creating a Thriving Ecosystem
To cultivate a flourishing ecosystem that supports pollinators, we must carefully choose the right plants. Our top 10 selection is backed by extensive research, ensuring that you’ll attract a diverse range of bee species throughout the seasons. From spring to early fall, your garden will become a haven for these essential creatures, contributing to the health of the environment as a whole.
Embracing Seasonal Blooms
Spring Blooming Plants:
Prairie Crocus
Smooth Blue Beard Tongue
Milkvetch
Summer Blooming Plants:
Wild Bergamot (Bee Balm)
Alpine Hedysarum
Lupine (Blue or Silvery)
Fleabane
Later Summer Blooming Plants:
Prairie Goldenrod
Aster
Purple Coneflower
Creating a bee-friendly garden is an impactful way to contribute to the well-being of these remarkable creatures and our planet. So, why wait? Let’s sow the seeds of change together, one flower at a time!
