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Wind-pollinated (anemophilous) flowers do not need to attract animals, so they are not colorful and do not produce nectar. They have light pollen, exposed stamens, and feathery stigmas to catch airborne pollen.
Ref: Image of Corn (Maize) tassels and silk vs. a colorful Rose.
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