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100 Plants to Feed the Bees - Provide a Healthy Habitat to Help Pollinators Thrive
Soft cover, 239 pages
Have you ever wondered what type of flower it was that you saw a honey bee land on? Are you wondering what types of flowers, shrubs or trees to plant to provide a natural habitat for honey bees, butterflies and hummingbirds? Look no further than this book! It not only provides a listing of 100 plants that bees find nutritious, it also provides a short description of each plant, the area of the United States that the flowers are native to, which species the plant attracts the most, and a handy guide to the soil moisture needed, the bloom time, the flower color and the maximum height that the plant will grow. Now you can find out what are the best bee friendly flowers for honey bees!
This enlightening guide is a treasure trove for gardeners, nature enthusiasts, and beekeepers alike, featuring 100 plant species that are not only beautiful but are crucial in supporting the health and survival of bees and other pollinators. From the luscious blooms of wildflowers to the aromatic leaves of herbs, each plant is carefully selected for its ability to provide nectar, pollen, or a safe haven for these vital insects. This book doesn't merely list plants; it dives into the fascinating details of each species, including their bloom time, light requirements, and the specific pollinators they attract. Whether you have a sprawling garden or a modest balcony, "100 Plants to Feed the Bees" offers practical tips and inspiration for creating a thriving haven that buzzes with life. It emphasizes the importance of choosing plants that bloom at different times of the year, ensuring a consistent food source for bees from spring through fall. Beyond the garden, this book explores the critical impact of bees on our food supply and ecosystems, making a compelling case for why we should all play a part in their preservation. It's not only a guide to gardening—it's a call to action to protect our pollinators and, by extension, the planet. Dive into "100 Plants to Feed the Bees" and embark on a rewarding journey towards creating a buzzing, vibrant, and healthy habitat right in your backyard. The future of our bees starts with the choices we make today—let this book be your guide to making a difference, one plant at a time.
100 Plants to Feed the Bees also contains clear, full color photos of each flower, shrub and tree. The back two pages contain an average guide to the number of flower and herb seeds per pound, and the front of the book contains a short, interesting forward regarding the importance of our pollinators.
