Monarda 'Fire Marshal' - Bee Balm Attracts Song Birds appearing sporadically during warm periods

appearing sporadically during warm periods from November through early spring

With shorter stalks this flower is more likely to remain upright in container plantings

Early spring catkins offer essential nutrition when pollinators emerge from hibernation

The resulting seed pods also provide a food source for birds

Yoshino Cherry is a hybrid of unknown parentage from Japan

Monarda 'Fire Marshal' - Bee Balm Attracts Song Birds appearing sporadically during warm periodsFire Marshall is a beloved Monarda for its classic red color and significant resistance to powdery mildew fungus. In summer 2 3 ft. vertically situated foliage puts forth a multitude of firetruck red blooms that are beloved by pollinators. Their medium size makes them great for the middle to back of garden beds and for naturalistic settings. They work well in gardens with shades of orange, red and yellow, but can also add a splash of color to neutral