MONARDA DIDYMA FIREBALL / BEE BALM

MONARDA DIDYMA FIREBALL / BEE BALM
Monarda didyma 'Fireball' (Bee Balm) is a dramatic perennial with fiery red flowers that form unique, globe-like clusters atop tall, sturdy stems. This variety stands out for its striking, vibrant blooms and aromatic foliage, making it a standout feature in garden beds, borders, and wildflower meadows. 'Fireball' adds a bold splash of color while also supporting pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

Why Choose Monarda didyma 'Fireball' (Bee Balm)?

Comparison: 'Fireball' offers an intense red color, making it one of the most vibrant Bee Balm varieties. The globular flower clusters provide a bold, dynamic appearance compared to the more frilly blooms of other types.
Companions: Pairs beautifully with other bright plants such as black-eyed Susans, purple coneflowers, or daylilies, creating a lively and colorful garden display.

Key Features:

Vibrant Red Blooms: The bold, red, globe-like flowers stand out in the garden, providing a fiery, eye-catching focal point from mid-summer to early fall.
Tall Growth: Reaching heights of 60–90 cm, 'Fireball' adds height and structure to garden beds or borders while creating a strong vertical presence.
Long Bloom Time: Blooms from mid-summer to early fall, ensuring an extended period of vibrant color and pollinator activity.
Aromatic Foliage: The fragrant foliage, with its mint-like scent, enhances the sensory appeal of the plant and adds a refreshing element to your garden.
Attracts Pollinators: 'Fireball' is perfect for creating a pollinator-friendly garden, as its bright blooms attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

Specifications:

Bloom Time: Mid-summer to early fall.
Height: 60–90 cm | Spread: 45–60 cm.
Hardiness: Zone 4–9.

Monarda didyma 'Fireball' is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a bold, colorful perennial with a long blooming period. Its vibrant red flowers, aromatic foliage, and ability to attract pollinators make it a wonderful addition to borders, wildflower meadows, or any garden looking to support local wildlife.