What are the best plants to promote biodiversity in my garden?

What are the best plants to promote biodiversity in my garden?

To promote biodiversity, consider native plants like coneflowers, milkweed, and black-eyed Susans. They attract pollinators!

Why are native plants better for biodiversity?

Native plants are adapted to the local environment, providing food and habitat for local wildlife, which supports ecosystem health.

Can you suggest some specific flowers and shrubs?

Sure! For flowers, try asters and bee balm. For shrubs, consider serviceberry and elderberry, which are great for birds.

How can I incorporate these plants into my existing garden?

You can create a pollinator garden section, intersperse native plants among existing ones, or replace non-natives gradually.