Orange Tulips: A Bright Spot for Pollinators and Wildlife

It is day 12 of Gardening For Wildlife Month! Orange tulips add a burst of color to spring gardens, but their impact goes beyond aesthetics. These radiant blooms serve as valuable nectar sources for early-season pollinators, including bees and butterflies. Their sturdy stems and cup-shaped flowers make them ideal for providing shelter and resting spots for small insects. By planting orange tulips alongside native wildflowers, gardeners can create a diverse habitat that supports biodiversity and encourages wildlife to thrive.

Source of Knowledge: https://gardenforwildlife.com/blogs/learning-center/how-to-make-an-impact-during-the-10th-annual-garden-for-wildlife-month