Habitat Garden

The habitat garden is exactly what it sounds like: a selection of plants that offer nectar and berries for wildlife and offer a succession of seasonal blooms. Many birds and bees rely on year-round sources of nectar and pollen.

By providing healthy habitat, we have created the conditions necessary to support a great variety and abundance of pollinators. We are also attracting beneficial insects that help control pests rather than using pesticides.

Native bee houses are ready for Spring Leafcutter Bees and Summer Mason Bees to lay their eggs.

Milkweed plants for butterfly caterpillars invite Monarchs to visit.