The pollinator garden was designed to demonstrate plants attractive to butterflies, bees and other pollinators. Plants were chosen for their blooms and a wide variety was included to ensure blooms throughout the spring, summer, and fall. We also included some plants, such as evening primrose, that would be attractive to moths.
Name
Type
America Bittersweet
Pasture Rose
Button Bush
Showy Mountain Ash
Bearberry Honeysuckle/Twin Berry
New Jersey Tea
Red Osier Dogwood
Sand Cherry
Grey Dogwood
Savin Juniper
Eastern White Cedar
False blue Indigo
Blue Flag Iris
Fireweed
Wild Flax
Foxglove Beardtongue
Green Alumroot
Canada Lily
Wild Lupin
Purple Angelica
Obedient Plant
New-England Aster
Prairie Blazing Star
Purple Coneflower
Flat-Topped White Aster
White turtlehead
Grey-Headed Coneflower
Orange Coneflower
Thin-Leaved Coneflower
Wild Geranium
Golden Alexanders
Tall Coreopsis
Lanceleaf Coreopsis
Stiff Coreopsis
Sand Coreopsis
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Rough Avens
Pasque Flower
Autumn Joy Stonecrop
Nodding Wild Onion
Pink Fleabane
Evening Primrose
Thimbleweed
Rough-stemmed Goldenrod
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Rattlesnake Master
Field Pussytoes
Blue-Eyed Grass
Common Sundrops
Little Blue Stern Grass
Mosquito Grass
Prairie Dropseed
Canada Tick-Trefoil
Woodland Sunflower
Goldenrod
Bird’s Foot Violet
Pearly Everlasting
Tall Sunflower
Green-Headed Coneflower
Showy Sunflower
Common Milkweed
Dog Violet
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