Did you know pollinators are the secret heroes of your garden? This clip dives into why bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are essential and which plants attract them best. Perfect for eco-conscious gardeners wanting bigger, better harvests. Watch, learn, and share to help save the pollinators!
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Why it matters? Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are essential for the production of fruits and vegetables. Without them, many edible plants won’t bear much or any fruit. Best choices: lavender, nersium, scalendula, sunflowers, and echynatia are both beautiful and attract pollinators. Choose native flowering plants for your region for best results. Bonus, these flowers can also serve as edible garnishes or ingredients. Number four, keep aesthetics in mind. Symmetry, color, and yearround interest. Why it matters? An edible garden doesn’t have to look messy. With thoughtful design, it can be just as elegant and attractive as any ornamental garden. Tips: Use symmetry or repeating patterns to create structure. Choose plants with colorful foliage like rainbow chard or vibrant fruit like red peppers or purple eggplants. Add evergreens or perennials like rosemary, sage or bay leaf to maintain interest in winter. Pro tip: Group plants with similar sunlight and water needs to simplify maintenance and make the garden thrive.
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