Shade pollinator garden

Pollinators will find what they need, no matter what; yes, even shade-loving plants have a pollinator. The first thing to consider in selecting plants for shade is knowing the type of shade you have. Here’s is a Bee Better Naturally post that will help with this. Remember, too, there is a lot of o

Top 8 Native Shade Pollinator Plants for Maryland Piedmont region. At LGS we like to make lists and we’re also plant nerds so lists of our favorite plants are the best! Here are 8 of our FAV shade natives for pollinators. What are yours? 1.Coral Bells– Heuchera americana are a must have in any […]

How do you help pollinators do their job if you have mostly shade in your yard? With the right plants, you can attract pollinators to shade and part shade flower beds. Click the article that follows to learn more.

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A combination of dry soil and shade is a challenge for gardens and landscapes. There is a plant for every location, if you know what's right.

Building a pollinator garden is easy. Follow the steps below to get started. 1. Choose a location for your pollinator garden 2.Make a plan 3.Time your garden 4. Prepare the soil 5. Plant your flowers, trees, and shrubs 6. Add some water 7. Keep an eye on your garden and make necessary adjustments 8. Sit back and enjoy!

Learn about the various shade loving plants that you can grow and nurture in your garden. Who says you need constant sunshine for a beautiful lawn?

Learn which are the best plants to attract bees to your garden. Bees are so important for our gardens. Not only do they help to pollinate flowers and crops, but honey bees work tirelessly to make

Part of the invisible beauty that runs through pollinator gardens is the spirit of reciprocity. We gardeners, who have been given so much, shout out with our flowers, “Come! Eat, drink,…

Most pollinator plant lists are for sunny gardens (Ginkgo Gardens proudly carries most of the plants on the Xerces Society list for the Mid-Atlantic). But those of us with part-shade to full shaded gardens don’t have to be left out, try some of these plants:Shade tolerant trees and shrubs that attract pollinators include Liriodendron tulipifera (tulip tree), Amelanchier spp. (serviceberry - best for part-shade) Hydrangea quercifolia (oakleaf hydrangea), Fothergilla gardenii (witch alder)…