Plant list for attracting Bees

15 June 2025

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Bees are incredible natural pollinators, and they play an essential part in your garden’s ecosystem. Bees pollinate flowers, which allows the plants to produce fruit and seeds. Creating a welcoming environment for bees in your yard will improve your garden’s production and assist a global bee population that is in decline.

TIPS FOR ATTRACTING BEES:

  • Bees are more attracted to yellow, white and the blue-purple range
  • Fragrant flowers
  • Plants with a long flowering season to assure a continuous food supply 
  • Early spring flowers after a long hungry winter 
  • Select single flower heads
  • Double headed flowers look showy but produce much less nectar and make it more difficult to access pollen 
  • Avoid highly hybridised plants which have been bred not to seed and thus produce very little pollen 
  • Choose different types of flowers to ensure blooms through as many seasons as possible 
  • Provide fresh water 
  • Don’t use pesticides 
  • Plant indigenous plants 
  • Plant flowers in clumps 
  • Plant where bees will visit- sunny spots and sheltered from strong winds

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