What are the Biggest Threats to Pollinators

Habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change are some of the biggest threats pollinators face today. Supporting pollinator-friendly gardens can help provide food and shelter for these important insects.

What Flowers Attract the Most Pollinators?

Nectar-rich flowers such as zinnias, coneflowers, lavender, cosmos, and sunflowers tend to attract the widest variety of pollinators.

Do Pollinators Prefer Native Plants?

Native plants are often preferred because they evolved alongside local pollinators and provide the type of nectar and pollen these species rely on.

How Can I Make My Yard More Pollinator-Friendly?

Plant a variety of flowers, provide water sources, avoid pesticides, grow native plants, and allow some herbs and flowers to go to seed.

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