Pollinators need food from early spring until late fall, not just in midsummer.
How
- Choose at least three plants for each season: spring, summer and fall
- Plant in clumps of the same flower; they're easier for pollinators to find
- Mix flower shapes and colors for different insects
- Include grasses for structure and shelter
Try it
Use the bloom calendar in our free Pollinator Garden Starter.
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