Create a garden that truly gives back with 100 Plants to Feed the Bees, a beautifully illustrated and deeply informative guide from The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.
Designed for gardeners, landowners, and pollinator advocates alike, this comprehensive resource highlights 100 carefully selected plants that provide high-quality nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, moths, and even hummingbirds. From familiar favorites like coneflower and goldenrod to native shrubs and herbs, each plant is chosen for its ability to support thriving ecosystems.
Every plant profile spans two pages and includes full-color photography, bloom details, growing requirements, and insights into which pollinators benefit most. You’ll also find guidance on plant selection by region, helping you choose varieties that will succeed in your landscape while supporting native species.
More than just a plant guide, this book encourages thoughtful, season-long planting — ensuring continuous blooms from spring through fall to sustain pollinators when they need it most.
Features:
Profiles of 100 pollinator-friendly plants (trees, shrubs, perennials, and herbs)
Full-color photos and detailed two-page plant guides
Pollinator insights — including bees, butterflies, and more
Regional growing information and native plant focus
Planting tips for gardens, hedgerows, and restoration projects
Emphasis on continuous bloom from spring through fall
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