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Attracting Pollinators and Wildlife

Monarch butterfly
a bee on a yellow flower

Create a thriving, vibrant garden that not only looks beautiful but also supports bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial wildlife. From colorful annuals to hardy shrubs and trees, these plants offer nectar, shelter, and seasonal interest to keep your garden buzzing all season long.

Perennials

Bee-Attracting Perennials:

Anemone

Aster

Astilbe

Bee Balm

Black Eyed Susans

Gaillardia

Clematis

Daylily

Delphinium

Gas Plant

Globe Thistle

Goldenrod

Honeysuckle Vine

Hosta

Ligularia

Lupine

Phlox

Hardy Hibiscus

Dianthus

Russian Sage

Shasta Daisy

Stonecrop (Sedum)

Veronica

Thyme

Toadlily

Viola

Yarrow

Coreopsis

Helenium

Lavender

Joe Pye Weed

Hollyhock

Hummingbird-Attracting Perennials:

Agastache

Balloon Flower

Penstemon

Bee Balm

Bleeding Heart

Bugleweed

Cardinal Flower

Clematis

Columbine

Coralbells

Crocosmia

Delphinium

Foxglove

Honeysuckle Vine

Hollyhock

Trumpet Vine

Lavender

Milkweed

Phlox

Red Hot Pokers

Veronica

Annuals

Attracting Butterflies:

Cosmos

Nasturtiums

Petunias

Scabiosa

Sunflowers

Verbena

Zinnias

Phlox

Attracting Hummingbirds:

Alyssum

Cosmos

Fuchsia

Heliotrope

Impatiens

Lantana

Nasturtium

Petunia

Phlox

Salvia

Verbena

Zinnia

Trees & Shrubs

Trees and shrubs as a food source:

Black Chokeberry

Redtwig Dogwood

Serviceberry

Hemlock

Flowering Dogwood

Blackberry

Black Ash Tree

Linden

River Birch

Cherry

Sweetgum

Sugar Maple

Oak

Sycamore

Crabapple

Red Bud

Sumac

Raspberry

Witch Hazel

Cotoneaster

Viburnum

Pyracantha

Buckthorn

Bayberry

Winterberry