Bee Balm
colors and abundant nectar. These spring bloomers are perfect for adding early-season interest to your garden. Joe-Pye Weed Tall and impressive, Joe-Pye Weed blooms in late summer with clusters of pink or purple flowers. Its height provides excellent cover, and its seeds feed a variety of birds including finches and juncos. It thrives in moist, sunny areas, making it ideal for borders and rain gardens.
Goldenrod
Goldenrod Often misunderstood as
an allergen (ragweed is the actual culprit), goldenrod is a late-blooming perennial that supports birds and pollinators. Its seeds are a valuable food source, and its height offers cover and nesting habitat. When planting for birds, aim for diversity in height, bloom time, and flower types to ensure a continuous supply of food and habitat. Avoid using pesticides, which can harm the insects birds rely on. With thoughtful planning, your perennial garden can become a vibrant sanctuary for feathered friends all season long on PEI.
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