Perennial flowers like coneflowers and bee balm attract pollinators to your garden. Choose a variety of colors and shapes to support diverse wildlife.
Planting native perennials such as milkweed and black-eyed susans provides food and habitat for butterflies, bees, and birds in your wildlife garden.
Consider adding perennial herbs like lavender and thyme to your garden. These plants not only attract beneficial insects but also add fragrance and beauty.
Create a wildlife-friendly garden by incorporating perennial flowers like salvia and yarrow. These plants offer nectar and shelter for bees, butterflies, and birds.
Perennial flowers such as aster and goldenrod bloom late in the season, providing essential food for migrating butterflies and birds in your wildlife garden.
Enhance your wildlife garden with perennial flowers like phlox and coreopsis. These colorful blooms attract pollinators and create a vibrant ecosystem in your yard.