11 MUST Grow Pollinator Garden Plants

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What zone do you grow in?

Where will he pop up from? Where is he? 😊Nice touch to your videos!

You came out of no where!

That's not even the only problem with tropical milkweed. Because of how long they stay, higher amounts of the OE parasite get harbored on the plants, infecting a lot of butterflies including healthy ones migrating. The use of these invasives are making OE a much bigger problem than it used to be.

My wife and I love this video we are trying to create a pollinator friendly garden and this gives us great ideas

That intro..lol

Allysum is so invasive! I wish I’d never planted it. It’s MILLIONS of little seeds blow everywhere. I feel so bad my neighbors on either side have Allysum they DON’T want. They are cool about it but I have spent hours helping them pull it up.

Thanks for sharing! I’m from zone 3 and excited to try growing some delphiniums, I’ve started some from seed a few months back

Bruh. The first 5 second made my day

The last thing I want to attract to my house is carpenter bees.

Nice!

Just a warning that heliotrope could kill your pet, so be careful planting if you’ve got a garden nibbler.

Haven’t watch the video. Natives, natives and more natives.

Greetings from Calgary, Alberta, Canada from zone 3 and a bit of 4. Delphiniums are in abundance up here- if you are not on a windy. Ridge, hill.

Thanks we have and are learning so much from you ! Keep growing ! 😊

Great info!!! 🌻🎶🐝🦋🌷

Adding cupia to this list!!!!! #1 hummer attracter.

Love how both the subscribers you picked were smoking hot. You sly dog......

Your correct with the Pentis color observation.

Awesome!

Just lying around hanging out with your plants.

Milkweed and foxglove are poisonous so please keep it away from children and pets ❤

How close do these have to be to our garden? I have a vacant bed around the corner from our raised beds that we are planning to install…. I’m a Newbie…

It's worth noting that heliotrope is poisonous to animals. It has killed dogs so people with pets need to be careful where the plant these

I was totally expecting Kevin to pop up from behind that very short flower bed, like maybe with a Gilly suit on. 😂

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I so wish these could grow in Montana. I love the video, but maybe next time, show what zones these will grow in. Not everyone is in zone 9-11 :)

Here in Missouri, common milkweed is the native one. I have some I started from seed last year and now have some volunteers.

I bought some heliotrope today on your recommendation and oh, it smells so lovely! I’m keeping it near the back door so I can smell it when I go in and out.

Thanks so much!

For a second there i thought that was the biggest hyacinth ive ever seen! turns out its just a delphinium lol.

I hate those laminate beds. Just my 2 cents.

Would you deliver to China?😢😅. I know the answer, 😅😅😅

Damn taking flowers to all the hotties

Thanks!

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Damn. This proves i hv a black thumb to kill corn flowers 😭

You need to not simply do a one-size-fits-all pollinator video. That doesn't make any sense. You guys should know better. There are different pollinator plants for different climates & regional or local areas, that's a no-brainer!

And non-native invasive species are important to avoid. Please be more detailed, intelligent, experienced, specific in what you are offering and teaching. Being cute doesn't fix this.

Is it just me, or are there a lot of sexual innuendos in this video? 🤔

Another great one is borage, which the bees will absolutely work to exhaustion, and it does well in hot, dry areas. And I found out that rabbits really love it :( - so I start mine in wire cages. :)

What do you recommend for a first time flower grower? I just purchased two 10” (top width) x 7” (tall) pots for growing some flowers. I’m also growing tomatoes in 5-gallon buckets, and I’d like to try zucchini again. We have no flowers in our yard so I’m hoping to grow a few to help with pollination in my veggie container garden. Where can I find seeds for the flowers you show in this video? Thanks for your suggestions.

Hi is alysm called “baby’s breathe” too and how does it spread?

How can you not include Borage!?!?!

Lol, Melk weed. Is your family from Oregon? Do they lay their heads on pellows? Just asking because it makes me miss some of my family when I hear that. Thanks for the video!!

This EPIC narrative filled me with inspiration for flowering the existing garden of the property here in The Bluebells of Santa Cruz Ca. I'm door 7, Noel-Heather, Thank you!!!

I just realized I need to plant more stuff for the hummingbirds.

Is it a good idea to have so many different pollinators gathering in one small area?... Seems like they wouldn't want to compete for food and may fight. I would plant just for bees, or just for butterflies. To each their own.

I knew half these plants thanks to red dead redemption 2. Who says video games don’t teach you anything.