June 21, 2026
I’m so pleased to have Scarlet Beebalm (Monarda didyma) blooming again. They’re dependable perennials. With brilliant red flowers that call to Hummingbirds and other pollinators.
Blooming with perfect timing. It won’t be long until there will be multitudes of these birds flying, as the nestlings fledge. Beebalm petals have a long, tubular shape, perfect for the Hummingbird’s beak and tongue.
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2 responses to “A Hummingbird At The Beebalm”
I can’t wait for this very same sight in my gardens in a few weeks! Great capture of your Hummingbird, Bren.
Hi Brenda
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