Bees and Flowers: A Love Story that Makes Life Possible

Most of us love flowers, whether we plant them in our garden or buy them at the florist, we often forget what is necessary for flowers to grow: bees. Bees have a symbiotic relationship with flowers like no other. This means that while flowers benefit from pollination, bees also receive benefits in return.

The role of bees in nature

Bees are thought to be one of the first purposeful pollinators, dating back 120 million years at the same time as flowering plants. Unlike unwanted pollinators, such as beetles and flies, which randomly carry pollen from flower to flower, bees actually chose to pollinate the earth. Bees are responsible for collecting pollen from flowers that they land on with their small hairs and then transfer it to the next flower that collects pollen. This transfer of pollen from flower to flower is how most plants have been able to reproduce for millions of years now.

Bees are one of the important links in the biological chain, which is essential for the health and survival of the ecosystem. They are responsible for pollination of plants, which is necessary for reproduction and food production for many species, including humans. By producing honey and pollen, bees provide valuable food resources and medicinal properties for humans. In this post, we will explain to you about the role of bees in pollination, the benefits of honey and pollen, and attractive flowers for bees.

Therefore, bees are essential for the health and survival of the ecosystem. We must take measures to support bees and preserve their population.

Types of attractive flowers for honey bees

Honey bees are pollinating stars. By flying from flower to flower, they transfer pollen from one flower to another. This increases agricultural products and preserves wild plants.

Honey bees are very interested in the nectar and pollen of flowers. Flower nectar is usually sweet and is produced by flowers rich in drops of life. Pollen is a colorful powder produced by flowers to make living seeds.

Honey bees are interested in attractive flowers. These flowers have bright and fresh colors, such as blue, purple, and yellow. These colors are like beacons for bees and attract them towards them. Also, these flowers have a lot of nectar and pollen. Bees suck the nectar with pleasure and turn it into honey. They collect pollen in their apiary stomachs, condense it and bring it back to the hive to turn it into honey. Of course, other bees collect special pollen in the pollen basket on their legs and transfer it to the hive. This nutritious food is vital for the survival of the hive.

Table of attractive flowers for bees and their flowering time

flower type	flower name	flowering time
Annual plants	Sunflower, Marigold, Petunia, Violet, Rose, Jasmine, Galilean, Mina	Spring, Summer, Fall
Perennial plants	Marshmallow flower, Borage flower, Lavender flower, Sage flower, Chamomile flower, Saffron flower, Lily flower, Chrysanthemum flower, Tulip flower Honeysuckle, Rosemary, Mint, Oregano, Dill	Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
pasture plants	alfalfa, clover, borage, milk thistle, mint, thyme, basil, marjoram dandelion, thistle, milk thistle, wheat flower	Spring, Summer, Fall
forest plants	Inverted tulip, mountain lily, wild lily, lily of the valley, anemone, tulip, lily of the valley raspberry, strawberry, orchid	Spring, summer, autumn

These flowers are attractive to bees because of their bright colors, abundant nectar, and pleasant smell. They bloom in different colors and sizes throughout the year and can add beauty and freshness to any garden.

Here are descriptions of nectar and pollen in all flowering plants attractive to bees. It is necessary to explain that their flowering may be different in different regions and according to climatic changes.

Annual plants

Sunflower

• Scientific name: Helianthus annuus
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: yellow
• Specifications: Sunflower is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has large yellow flowers that always face the sun. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the best plants for bees. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from sunflower nectar. Sunflower pollen is effective for increasing the efficiency of the immune system and makes the bee resistant to the Varva mite.

Always spring

• Scientific name: Bellis perennis
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: white, yellow, or pink
• Characteristics: Marigold is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has

The small and beautiful flowers are white, yellow, or pink. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from marigold nectar. Marigold pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Atlantic

• Scientific name: Impatiens balsamina
• Family: Balsaminaceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: red, yellow, white, or pink
• Specifications: Eucalyptus is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in red, yellow, white, or pink. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from nectar. Petunia pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Purple

• Scientific name: Viola odorata
• Family: Violaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: purple, blue, or white
• Specifications: Violet is a perennial plant that blooms in spring. This plant has small and beautiful purple, blue, or white flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from violet nectar. Violet flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Rose

• Scientific name: Rosa
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: red, yellow, white, or pink
• Specifications: Rose is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has beautiful and fragrant flowers in red, yellow, white, or pink. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from rose nectar. Rose pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.
• Properties of pollen: Rose pollen is a good source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. This pollen also contains antioxidants that help protect the body against diseases. Rose pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system, reducing stress, and improving cardiovascular health.

Jasmine

• Scientific name: Jasminum officinale
• Family: Oleaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white
• Characteristics: Jasmine is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful white flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and white honey from jasmine nectar. Jasmine flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Galile

• Scientific name: Gladiolus communis
• Family: Iridaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: red, yellow, white, or pink
• Specifications: Galilea is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has large and beautiful flowers in red, yellow, white, or pink. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. The bee makes sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of the glial. Galilean pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

enamel

• Scientific name: Lobelia erinus
• Family: Campanulaceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: blue, purple, or white
• Specifications: Mina is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in blue, purple, or white. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of Mina. Mina flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Perennial plants

End

• Scientific name: Alcea rosea
• Family: Malvaceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white, yellow, pink, or red
• Specifications: Marshmallow is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has large and beautiful flowers in white, yellow, pink, or red. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from marshmallow nectar. Marshmallow pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Borage flower

• Scientific name: Centaurea cyanus
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: blue, purple, or white
• Specifications: Borage is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in blue, purple, or white. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. The bee makes sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of the borage flower. Borage flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Lavender flower

• Scientific name: Lavandula angustifolia
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple
• Specifications: Lavender is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful purple flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from lavender nectar. Lavender pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Sage flower

• Scientific name: Origanum vulgare
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white, pink, or red
• Specifications: Sage flower is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in white, pink, or red. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of sage flowers. Sage flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Chamomile flower

• Scientific name: Matricaria recutita
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white
• Specifications: Chamomile is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful white flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of chamomile flowers. Chamomile flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Saffron flower

• Scientific name: Crocus sativus
• Family: Iridaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: Autumn
• Flower color: purple, red, or yellow
• Specifications: Saffron flower is a perennial plant that blooms in autumn. This plant has small and beautiful purple, red, or yellow flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of saffron flowers. Saffron flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Lily flower

• Scientific name: Lilium candidum
• Family: Liliaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white
• Specifications: Lily is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has large and beautiful white flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. The honey bee makes sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of the lily flower. Lily flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Chrysanthemum flower

• Scientific name: Chrysanthemum morifolium
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: Autumn
• Flower color: white, yellow, pink, or red
• Specifications: chrysanthemum is a perennial plant that blooms in season

Honeysuckle

• Scientific name: Trachelospermum jasminoides
• Family: Apocynaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: white
• Specifications: Honeysuckle is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has small and beautiful white flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from honeysuckle nectar. Honeysuckle pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Rosemary

• Scientific name: Rosmarinus officinalis
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: blue, pink, or purple
• Specifications: Rosemary is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in blue, pink, or purple. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from rosemary nectar. Rosemary pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Mint

• Scientific name: Mentha
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: blue, pink, or purple
• Specifications: Mint is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in blue, pink, or purple. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from mint nectar. Mint pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

oregano

• Scientific name: Thymus vulgaris
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple
• Specifications: oregano is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful purple flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from oregano nectar. Oregano flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Wash

• Scientific name: Anethum graveolens
• Family: Apiaceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white
• Specifications: Dill is an annual plant that blooms in the summer season

Perennial pasture plants attractive to bees

Half

• Scientific name: Medicago sativa
• Family: Fabaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: pink or purple
• Specifications: alfalfa is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has small and beautiful pink or purple flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from alfalfa nectar. Alfalfa pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Clover

• Scientific name: Trifolium
• Family: Fabaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: red, white, pink, or purple
• Specifications: Clover is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in red, white, pink, or purple. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from clover nectar. Clover pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Boar

• Scientific name: Centaurea cyanus
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: blue, purple, or white
• Specifications: Borage is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in blue, purple, or white. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. The bee makes sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of the bee. Borage flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

thorn of Mary

• Scientific name: Silybum marianum
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple or red
• Specifications: St. John's wort is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful purple or red flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from milk thistle nectar. Milk thistle pollen is useful for strengthening the liver and reducing inflammation.

thyme

• Scientific name: Thymus vulgaris
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple
• Specifications: Thyme is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful purple flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from thyme nectar. Thyme pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Basil

• Scientific name: Ocimum basilicum
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: annual
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: white, pink, or purple
• Specifications: Basil is an annual plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in white, pink, or purple. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from basil nectar. Basil pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Mrzanjush

• Scientific name: Origanum majorana
• Family: Lamiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: pink, purple, or white
• Specifications: Marjoram is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in pink, purple, or white. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from marjoram nectar. Marjoram pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Dandelion

• Scientific name: Taraxacum officinale
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: yellow
• Specifications: Dandelion is a perennial plant that blooms in spring and summer. This plant has small and beautiful yellow flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from dandelion nectar. Dandelion pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

thorn flower head

• Scientific name: Carduus nutans
• Family: Asteraceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple
• Specifications: Thistle is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful purple flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of thistle flower heads. The pollen of this flower head is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

thorn of Mary

• Scientific name: Silybum marianum
• Family: Asteracea e
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple or red
• Specifications: St. John's wort is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful purple or red flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from milk thistle nectar. Milk thistle pollen is useful for strengthening the liver and reducing inflammation.

Wheat flower

• Scientific name: Triticum aestivum
• Family: Poaceae
• Type: annual
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: yellow
• Specifications: Wheat flower is an annual plant that blooms in spring. This plant has small and beautiful yellow flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of wheat flowers. Wheat flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Angelica plant

• Scientific name: Foeniculum vulgare
• Family: Apiaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: yellow
• Specifications: Angelica is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has small and beautiful yellow flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of flowers. Angelica flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Forest plants attractive to bees

Inverted tulip

• Scientific name: Fritillaria meleagris
• Family: Liliaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: purple or red
• Characteristics: Inverted tulip is a perennial plant that blooms in spring. This plant has small and beautiful purple or red flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Honey bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of overturned tulips. Inverted tulip pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

mountain lily

• Scientific name: Iris sibirica
• Family: Iridaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: blue, purple, or white
• Specifications: Mountain lily is a perennial plant that blooms in spring. This plant has small and beautiful flowers in blue, purple, or white. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. The honey bee makes sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of the mountain lily. Mountain lily pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Wild lily

• Scientific name: Lilium martagon
• Family: Liliaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: purple or red
• Characteristics: Wild lily is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has large and beautiful purple or red flowers. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. Bees make sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of wild lilies. Wild lily pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Lily flower

• Scientific name: Lilium
• Family: Liliaceae
• Type: Perennial
• Blooming season: Summer
• Flower color: various
• Specifications: Lily is a perennial plant that blooms in summer. This plant has large and beautiful flowers in various colors. This plant produces a lot of nectar and pollen and is one of the bees' favorite plants. The honey bee makes sweet and yellow honey from the nectar of the lily flower. Lily flower pollen is useful for strengthening the immune system and reducing stress.

Anemone

• Scientific name: Papaver rhoeas
• Family: Papaveraceae
• Type: annual
• Flowering season: spring and summer
• Flower color: red, white, or purple
• Specifications: Shaq

Nectar trees for bees

Oak

• Scientific name: Quercus
• Family: Fagaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Oak is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Oak nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Namdar

• Scientific name: Larix decidua
• Family: Pinaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Specifications: Namdar is a deciduous tree found in temperate and cold regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Namdar nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Love

• Scientific name: Hedera helix
• Family: Araliaceae
• Type: Ascending
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: white or yellow
• Characteristics: Ashga is a climbing plant that is found all over the world. This plant blooms in spring and produces small white or yellow flowers. The nectar of love is sweet and thick It is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Rush

• Scientific name: Fraxinus excelsior
• Family: Oleaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Beech is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Beech nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Servo

• Scientific name: Cupressus sempervirens
• Family: Cupressaceae
• Type: Evergreen
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Cypress is an evergreen tree found in temperate and cold regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Cypress nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Spruce

• Scientific name: Pinus sylvestris
• Family: Pinaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Spruce is a deciduous tree found in temperate and cold regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Spruce nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Wild persimmon

• Scientific name: Cydonia oblonga
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: pink or white
• Characteristics: Wild persimmon is a deciduous tree found in temperate regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small pink or white flowers. Wild persimmon nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Pine

• Scientific name: Pinus
• Family: Pinaceae
• Type: Evergreen
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Pine is an evergreen tree found in temperate and cold regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Pine nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Alder

• Scientific name: Populus tremula
• Family: Salicaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Alder is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Alder nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Maple

• Scientific name: Acer
• Family: Sapindaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Characteristics: Maple is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Maple nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Apple tree

• Scientific name: Malus domestica
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: white or pink
• Specifications: The apple tree is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small white or pink flowers. Apple tree nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Pear tree

• Scientific name: Pyrus communis
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: white or pink
• Specifications: The pear tree is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small white or pink flowers. Pear tree nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

cherry tree

• Scientific name: Prunus avium
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: white or pink
• Specifications: The cherry tree is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small white or pink flowers. Cherry tree nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Nectar trees for bees

Pear tree

• Scientific name: Pyrus communis
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: white or pink
• Specifications: The pear tree is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small white or pink flowers. Pear tree nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

cherry tree

• Scientific name: Prunus avium
• Family: Rosaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: white or pink
• Specifications: The cherry tree is a deciduous tree found all over the world. This tree blooms in spring and produces small white or pink flowers. tree nectar Cherries are sweet and thick and are one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

The tree next to it

• Scientific name: Ziziphus mauritiana
• Family: Rhamnaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Specifications: The tree is a deciduous tree found in tropical and subtropical regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. The nectar of the side tree is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.

Black text

• Scientific name: Celtis australis
• Family: Ulmaceae
• Type: Deciduous
• Flowering season: Spring
• Flower color: green or yellow
• Specifications: Syah Telo is a deciduous tree found in temperate and warm regions. This tree blooms in spring and produces small green or yellow flowers. Black telo nectar is sweet and thick and is one of the best sources of nectar for bees.
  • Table of perennial flowering plants attractive to bees

    plant name	scientific name	Family	Blooming season	flower color
    thyme	Thymus vulgaris	Lamiaceae	Summer	Purple
    Lavender	Lavandula angustifolia	Lamiaceae	Summer	Purple
    melon scented	Melissa officinalis	Lamiaceae	Summer	Yellow
    Chamomile	Matricaria recutita	Asteraceae	Summer	White
    Borage flower	Centaurea cyanus	Asteraceae	Summer	Blue, purple, or white
    Purple	Viola odorata	Violaceae	Spring	purple, blue, or white
    Rose	Rosa	Rosaceae	Spring and Summer	red, yellow, white, or pink
    Jasmine	Jasminum officinale	Oleaceae	Summer	White
    Galile	Gladiolus communis	Iridaceae	Summer	red, yellow, white, or pink

• Here are some general points about flower nectar and pollen:

  • Nectar and pollen of flowers are an important source of nutrients for humans and animals.
  • Nectar contains sugars, vitamins, and minerals.
  • Pollen contains protein, fat, and vitamins.
  • Nectar and pollen can be consumed raw or processed.
  • Raw nectar is usually consumed as liquid or honey.
  • Raw pollen is usually consumed in powder or capsule form.

  To help bees, you can plant flowers in your garden, use less pesticides, and support products made with bees.

  

• By planting flowers in your garden, you can help bees to stay healthy and continue to pollinate plants. This helps the health and survival of the ecosystem and allows you to enjoy the beauty of flowers.