Wisteria

Honeybees visit wisteria flowers for nectar and pollen during its early spring bloom, providing a moderate early-season forage source when other options may be limited. Peak bloom aligns with warming temperatures in late spring, producing fragrant pendulous racemes that attract foragers. As a vigorous woody vine, it requires strong structural support and regular pruning to promote flowering and prevent overgrowth; note that seeds and pods are toxic to livestock but nectar poses no known risk to bees.