Native pollinator garden

Native plants are more hardy, less disease resistant, and better for nature. Here are 9 beautiful ones or the Midwest that you want in your yard.

Creating contrast in the garden is such an important design principle, I thought it would be helpful to show how I accomplished this in my modified meadow.

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Make your garden pollinator-friendly with these 7 native trees! They’re ideal for providing food and shelter while adding beauty and biodiversity to your landscape. Save this pin to plant trees that support pollinators year-round!

"Create a stunning native wildflower garden that celebrates local flora and supports wildlife! 🌸🌼 From vibrant poppies to delicate lupines, discover how to choose and plant wildflowers that thrive in your region. Not only will you enjoy a colorful and low-maintenance garden, but you'll also attract beneficial pollinators like bees and butterflies. 🌿🦋 #WildflowerGarden #NativePlants #EcoFriendlyGardening #PollinatorFriendly"

Wildflowers are easy to grow and maintain. Native wildflowers attract beneficial pollinators and fill the garden with colorful blooms all season. #loweffortgardenideas #wildflowergarden #cottagegardenideas #gardeningadvice #howtogrow #plantparenttips #thespruce

Create a stunning native wildflower garden that'll attract pollinators and brighten your yard! Discover the best plant combinations, maintenance tips, and seasonal planting ideas. Native wildflowers not only enhance the beauty of your space, but they also help improve local ecosystems. From flatter sun-loving blooms to shade-loving varieties, you can find diverse flowers to fit any location. Let us guide you through what to plant and how to care for them, ensuring your garden thrives year…

Looking to plant your own pollinator garden but not sure where to start? Here are a few simple tips to get you started and to inspire you as you make your own garden to attract native pollinators. Those native pollinators will go on to provide food to the ecosystem. Pollinator gardens are packed with plants …

If we want gardens to look less weedy then we need to stop pampering wild plants and give them what they want -- tough competition and limited resources.

Our local library does a summer reading challenge each year with a bunch of different missions, and this year one was to research the pollinator pathway in Connecticut. I was so intrigued by everything I learned and inspired to create our own in our backyard!