Bee garden ideas

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

Learn which are the best plants to attract bees to your garden.

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.

Everyone can create a bee hotel to help bees and other pollinators! Here are 27 incredible bee hotels of all sizes for inspiration.

Providing a source of water for pollinators is one way you can help bees. Here's how to create an easy, DIY bee watering station for pollinators.

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

For those with bee allergies or flying insect phobias, this is a guide to plants that don’t attract bees. While bees provide the incredibly important service of pollinating our plants and flowers, you can still create a thriving bee-free oasis in your backyard.

Looking for the best ground covers to enhance your gardening? These 15 bee-friendly plants are perfect for creating a pollinator-friendly environment. Not only do they attract bees and hummingbirds, but they also provide lush coverage to help prevent weeds and improve soil health. Ideal for filling in garden gaps or adding a splash of color, these ground covers are essential for any garden. Save this pin for later and discover more ways to make your garden pollinator-friendly!

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

Create a pollinator garden oasis with amazing plants for bees by planting monarda, aster, bee balm, snapdragon, and other stunning, pollinating flowers.