Do Bees Like Hollyhocks

Hollyhocks attract birds, butterflies and bees. They are biennials, which means that they grow leaves during their first year and bloom the second year before going to seed and dying. My favorite spot in my summer garden always has tall 4 – 8 ft. stalks of hollyhocks blooming.

Are hollyhocks bee friendly?

Hollyhocks A column of flowers that can reach up to 2m tall, Hollyhocks are a great addition to a bee friendly garden. Almost like waving a flag to attract attention, these tall perennials grow stronger and produce more flower stems each year.

Why do bees love hollyhocks?

Hollyhocks are good for bees and pollinators. … The bees want pollen and nectar rich flowers, and hollyhocks provide plenty of nectar and are loaded with pollen.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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