Monarda 'Bee-Merry'® - Bee Balm Feeds Pollinators bitter to humans but loved

bitter to humans but loved by birds

hardy variety of oak

Some regional variation exists—NC State and Missouri Botanical Garden note that birds do consume the fruit in certain areas—but the overall ecological contribution is markedly reduced compared to native alternatives

For this reason we've begun to focus on more cold tolerant cultivars that can overwinter at - 10 degrees

Monarda 'Bee-Merry'® - Bee Balm Feeds Pollinators bitter to humans but lovedYou'll love the new Bee You Series of Monardas for their ample flowers and resistance to disease. With their summer blooms come a menagerie of pollinators including bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and even the oft forgotten but very important flying beetles. Vibrant rosy coral flowers open from magenta colored buds, that smother the plant for months of color. Their small size, 12 15 inches heigh, make them ideal plants for border gardens and