Every USDA zone
Pollinator garden ideas
A pollinator garden is a working habitat: nectar and host plants massed in big single-species blocks, sequenced so something is in bloom from early spring to late fall, with goldenrod and asters closing the season. A shallow pebble-filled water dish and a bee house finish it.
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How to get the look
- 1Plant in blocks of one species, a square metre at a time, so foraging insects can find them.
- 2Plan for three seasons of bloom and let goldenrod and aster carry the autumn.
- 3Include host plants, not just nectar: milkweed for monarchs, and skip the pesticides.
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Plants that build the look
From our library of real plants, each rated for the zones this style suits. Every card opens the plant's page with its zones, sun, water and sources.
Real before and afters
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Your yard, this style
See your own home in the Pollinator style
One photo of your yard. The house stays, the yard is restyled, and every plant in the result is a real species checked against your zone.
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