To Attract Pollinators, Plant This, Not That
To reap the benefits, you need to devote 5 to 10% of your overall landscape to attracting the insects and birds you want to frequent your yard. This is more than enough to help protect and replenish a garden.
Here are just a few easy-to-grow favorites to start introducing more beneficials to your yard. Of course, this is just a sampling. Do your research to find out what will grow well in your area of the state and what will look best in your garden.
Where can one buy Queen Ann’s Lace? I have never seen them sold anywhere.
it’s a weed. Drive any country road right now and it’s blooming
Thanks for the great information
I have observed one little honey bee in my garden. I have tomatoes that are not producing because there are no pollinators coming to the flowers. Is this happening in other parts of East TN. I’m in the Knoxville area.