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Host a
Pollinator
Party!
Host a Pollinator Party
When you invite pollinators into your garden, you get more flavorful fruits and higher yields, plus a lovely flutter of activity to watch. That’s what’s in it for you—but you’re also providing essential pollen and nectar sources for bees, birds, butterflies and more. With natural habitats shrinking, planting for our winged friends is more important now than ever.
What is a Pollinator?
Pollinators are animals and insects that transfer pollen from the stamen to the stigma of a flower, allowing the plant to produce fruit. Bees, butterflies and birds are all-star pollinators, and so are flies, bats and beetles. As more natural habitats are lost, it’s crucial to create gardens with pollinators in mind, offering food and shelter for these beneficial creatures throughout the year.
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Favorite of Bees!
Lavender
Aromatic, nectar-rich flowers add a touch of beauty and tranquility to your garden while supporting the vital work of pollinators. A particular favorite of bees!
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Easy to Grow!
Echinacea
A hardy, low-maintenance pollinator favorite! The vibrant blooms provide a consistent source of nectar for bees and butterflies, often blooming from late spring through early fall.
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Butterfly Bush
Long, cone-shaped clusters of sweet smelling flowers attract an array of pollinators, especially butterflies. It’s no wonder how buddleia got it’s common name!
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Benefits of Pollinators
The benefits of pollinators are endless. Did you know that pollinators have a hand in one out of every three bites of food you eat? That’s because three-quarters of flowering plants need pollinators’ help to reproduce. Plus, pollinators play a part in maintaining a healthy ecosystem, feeding the soil and other species, too.
Patio Pollinators
Turn your balcony, patio or porch into a haven abuzz with activity! A container pollinator garden allows you to welcome bees and butterflies anywhere you choose, supplying vibrant blooms for you and the pollinators that keep your garden thriving.
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