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Do Bees Have Favorite Flowers? (Yes, And Here’s Why)

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Bees don’t just visit any flower. They’re choosy — and they have their reasons.

🌼 Bee Preferences:

Bees are more likely to visit flowers that are:

  • Bright blue, violet, or white (they see UV patterns we can’t!)

  • Rich in nectar and pollen

  • Easy to land on and access

Some bee favorites include:

  • Borage – Like bee catnip

  • Lavender – Fragrant and full of nectar

  • Thyme – Bonus: you get an herb garden too

  • Sunflowers – Their wide, open faces are like landing pads

💡 Why It Matters:

When we plant with bees in mind, we’re supporting pollination, biodiversity, and food systems — all while making our spaces more beautiful.

Bee tip: Variety is everything. A mix of shapes, bloom times, and colors makes your garden a bee paradise.

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