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Plants to attract Bees, Butterflies & More. Improving your personal environment with these plants can help many environmentally important species to thrive and survive!
Attracting pollinators to your edible landscaping environment will improve your harvest as well. Work these plants into your landscape near your fruit & vegetable plants to help the pollinators do their work. Varieties that bloom in the summer & fall (like roses) can also be an important source of late season food for honeybees. Remember when planting, bees prefer sunny locations.
Birds, Bees & other wildlife thrive in the protection offered by hedgerows and mass plantings, so consider these options when planting. A good source of information on Landscaping for Wildlife.
As always, practicing safe gardening through minimal or no use of chemical pesticides and herbicides is obviously the best choice for protecting wildlife. Organic gardening practices will also provide you with safe and healthy fruits and vegetables from your edible landscape. For some tips on easy ways to get started going organic in your landscape, look here.
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Lilac Common Purple
Old Fashioned Sub Zero purple lilac has one
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Purple Beautyberry
Purple Beautyberry (Callicarpa dichotoma) is a compact deciduous
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Heirloom Crabapple – Whitney
Whitney crabapple features large (golf ball size), crisp,
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Butterfly Bush – Purple
Butterfly Bush (Buddleia davidii) is the best plant
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Althea Rose of Sharon – Double Pink
Beautiful rose/pink flowers (up to 6″ in diameter)
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Sedum Autumn Joy (sedum stonecrop) 32 Tray
Packed in bulk 32 plant Tray – Sedum
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Honeysuckle Dropmore Scarlett
Honeysuckle Dropmore Scarlett is a beautiful, vigorous, heat