Choose these honey plants for your garden. You will help the bees survive

There is more and more talk about the extinction of honey bees, which has a very negative impact on the ecosystem. It turns out that you can bet on ecological solutions in your garden and encourage insects to visit it. All you have to do is choose the melliferous plants to grow, thanks to which you will provide the bees with pollen, honeydew and nectar that they need to produce honey. Which species to choose?

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Honey plants. Grow them in your garden and you will help the bees survive

Unfortunately, chemicals contribute to the extinction of bees. For the sake of insects, it is worth cultivating the garden ecologically and focusing on melliferous plants. Which species will encourage bees to come to our garden? You may decide to plant some specimens.

• Trees: common hazel, willow, maple, apple, pear, plum, cherry, sweet cherry, oak, linden, chestnut.
• Flowers: dandelion, black locust, blue phacelia, clover, trefoil, valerian, cornflower, vetch, heather, marigold, dahlia, echinacea.
• Shrubs: cotoneaster, raspberry, currant, gooseberry, blueberry.
• Herbs: thyme, oregano, savory, sage, thyme, lemon balm, rosemary.

How to invite bees to the garden? There are some simple tricks

In addition to growing honey plants, you can also invite bees to your garden in other ways. Set up an insect hotel that you prepare yourself or buy ready-made in the store. Provide them with a drinking bowl to feed them while they work. Don’t mow the grass. Instead, bet on creating a flower meadow with colorful flowers that will provide food for the bees. With these simple methods, you will help insects survive.