Nicole Johnsey Burke says over a third of native bee species face extinction from losing food sources, while honeybees are fine. Plant Veronica, coneflower, asters, and goldenrods to help. They're native, they bloom at different times, and bees need them.
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If you don't plant plants like these in your yard, the bees in your yard are in danger of going extinct. Everyone's worried about the honeybee, but the honeybees are fine. North America has thousands of species of native bees, and studies show that over a third of them are in danger of going extinct because they're running out of food sources. But we can all make a difference by putting native plants and pollinator-friendly plants right in our backyards. Plants we should all be including are Veronica redbeckia, coneflower, asters, and goldenrods. The bees literally eat these plants up. If you want my help to create a beautiful native plant garden that doesn't just take care of the bees but is also incredible to look at and enjoy, you can get my help right below this video.