How do I create a pollinator-friendly garden

[EddieGonzales]

How do I create a pollinator-friendly garden

[KatelynMcDaniel]

Sure! Here are five different ways you can create a pollinator-friendly garden:

[JudsonWashington]

**Choose Native Plants**: Go for native flowers that bloom at different times of the year. They’re like a buffet for bees and butterflies! Think coneflowers, milkweed, and asters.

[EmoryLindsey]

**Avoid Pesticides**: Try to skip the chemicals. They can be super harmful to pollinators. Instead, use natural pest control methods like ladybugs or neem oil if you need to tackle pests.

[BethanyBates]

**Create Shelter**: Add some nooks and crannies for pollinators to hang out. Things like bee hotels, brush piles, or even just leaving some areas a bit wild can provide great habitats.

[LeilanyHart]

**Provide Water**: A little water source can go a long way. You can set up a shallow dish with some stones for bees to land on, or a small birdbath for butterflies to sip from.