Perennial flowers like coneflowers and bee balm attract pollinators and beneficial insects to your wildlife garden, creating a vibrant ecosystem.
Planting a variety of perennial flowers such as black-eyed Susans and butterfly weed provides food and shelter for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife.
Consider adding milkweed and aster to your garden to support monarch butterflies and other pollinators throughout the seasons with their nectar-rich blooms.
Create a sustainable wildlife habitat by incorporating native perennial flowers like goldenrod and cardinal flower, which thrive in your local ecosystem.
Maintain a diverse garden with perennials such as phlox and salvia to ensure a continuous bloom cycle, supporting wildlife with food sources and nesting materials.
Enhance the beauty and biodiversity of your wildlife garden by selecting a mix of perennial flowers that bloom at different times, providing year-round interest for both you and local wildlife.