What seasonal factors should I consider for pollinators in my garden?

What seasonal factors should I consider for pollinators in my garden?

You should consider the timing of flowering plants, availability of food sources, and weather conditions throughout the seasons.

How can I choose plants that bloom at different times?

Select a variety of native plants that bloom in spring, summer, and fall to provide continuous food for pollinators.

Are there specific plants that attract more bees or butterflies?

Yes, plants like lavender, coneflowers, and milkweed are particularly attractive to bees and butterflies.

What can I do to help pollinators during the winter?

You can leave some plant stems and seed heads in your garden for shelter and food, and consider creating a bee hotel.

How does climate change affect pollinator seasons?

Climate change can disrupt the timing of flowering and pollinator activity, leading to mismatches in food availability.