We get so many wonderful submissions to our Garden Photo of the Day blog that it’s fun from time to time to revisit some of our favorites. Below, you’ll find an assortment of gardens that are looking to attract a specific type of visitor—pollinators!
Pollinators are incredibly important to the health of our ecosystems. We hope the posts below will inspire you to add some more pollinator-friendly plants and give you some ideas for how to incorporate the basic elements that pollinators need to flourish, such as water, food, the correct host plants, and shelter.
To learn more about creating a pollinator-friendly garden, check out these articles:
7 Important Host Plants for Pollinators
Pollinators’ Favorite Nectar Plants
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Garden Photo of the DayWildlife in the Garden
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Garden Photo of the DayGrowing Baskets Full of Lavender
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Garden Photo of the DayGardening for Pollinators Without Sacrificing Beauty
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Garden Photo of the DayFrom Barren Lot to Pollinator Paradise
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Garden Photo of the DayFood for Pollinators and People
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Garden Photo of the DayFeeding Butterflies, Hummingbirds, and the Soul, Part 1
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Garden Photo of the DayFeeding Butterflies, Hummingbirds, and the Soul, Part 2
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Garden Photo of the DayCreating Homes for Pollinators
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Garden Photo of the DayMemories of Summer in Maine
Flowers, vegetables, and pollinators living in harmony
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Garden Photo of the DayA Garden of Butterflies
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Garden Photo of the DayA Visit to Bee Blessed Acres
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Garden Photo of the DayA Garden for Frogs, Toads, Bees, and Butterflies
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Garden Photo of the DayTreasuring Bees in the Garden
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Garden Photo of the DayA Friendly Garden for Birds, Butterflies, and Squirrels
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Garden Photo of the DayFlowers Fit for a Monarch
