Lavender
This fragrant plant has both pollen and nectar to feed the bees.
Purple coneflower
Drawn to wildflowers for their color, bees forage on both the nectar and the pollen that this plants produce.
Borage
It also produces an incredible amount of nectar and pollen, the perfect recipe for attracting all varieties of bees, wasps and other beneficial insects.
Beebalms
This plant is often recommended for wildlife gardens generally. The leaves are aromatic, and the tubular flower provide lots of nectar.
FoxgloveThis is a magnificent flower that has evolved to lure a specific pollinator: the bumblebee.
Sunflowers
They're rich in nectar, and are the perfect color to attract bees.
Salvia
Naturally, given their wide range of habitats, these plants attract a variety of pollinators to their nectar rich flowers.
Goldenrod
The numerous small flowers of goldenrods are filled with nectar. Those many small flowers are filled with pollen, too.
Yarrow
Its flowers have a distinctive smell, and provide nectar and pollen that is especially attractive to butterflies, wasps, flies, and bees.