Bees, butterflies, moths, flies and hummingbirds pollinate many of the plants we eat and enjoy. Many depend on flowers that are disappearing from yards and roadsides.
What a garden gives them
- Nectar and pollen from spring to fall
- Host plants where butterflies lay eggs and caterpillars feed
- Places to nest and spend the winter
- A safe stop without pesticides
Every bit helps
You don't need a meadow. A few square feet of native flowers, a border or even containers on a balcony give pollinators food and shelter.
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