beebalms

the garden beebalms attract butterflies with their bright red flowers.

beebalms grow well in sunny areas with moist soil.

native american tribes used beebalms for medicinal purposes.

the beebalms in our backyard bloom from july to september.

beebalms and hummingbirds create a lively scene in the summer garden.

the fragrant leaves of beebalms can be used to make tea.

many gardeners plant beebalms alongside other perennials.

beebalms spread quickly and may need dividing every few years.

the pink beebalms contrast beautifully with the blue salvias.

beebalms are excellent for pollinator gardens because they attract bees.

after the first frost, the beebalms die back to the ground.

beebalms thrive when planted in groups of three or more.

the aromatic oils in beebalms have antiseptic properties.