Our small garden in Minnesota has many perennial plants, but here are the top ones in that attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds; they’re perfect for first-time gardeners starting perennial gardens in zone 4. These plants not only help pollinators but also add vibrant colors and textures to your space, making it friendly for the wildlife and haven for your family. The flowers are beautiful and diverse, so you won’t regret planting them. From the delicate coneflowers to the bold bee balm, each variety brings unique charm to your garden. All the pictures showcase the stunning colors of these perennials throughout the growing season.
When planting, group them in clusters to catch pollinators’ attention, enhancing their appeal and creating a lush and pleasing look.

Echinacea

Bee balm

Phlox

Blazing star

Peony

Daylily

Lupine

Delphinium

Turtle head

Hollyhock

Yarrow

Tiger lily