Lavenderare small aromatic evergreen shrubs with usually narrow, simple, entire, toothed or lobed leaves and small tubular flowers in dense spikes ...
View full detailsLavender are small aromatic evergreen shrubs with usually narrow, simple, entire, toothed or lobed leaves and small tubular flowers in dense spikes...
View full detailsGeraniums also known as Cranesbills, have masses of divided green leaves and dainty cup shaped flowers often with distinctive veining, that last th...
View full detailsGeum are a clump forming perennials with hairy, pinnate leaves and saucer shaped flowers. Geum bear semi double flowers throughout summer.To plant ...
View full detailsDelphinium's are an excellent perennial to give that extra height in a border. One of the most popular perennials, a good flowerer that also adds a...
View full detailsLavender are small aromatic evergreen shrubs with usually narrow, simple, entire, toothed or lobed leaves and small tubular flowers in dense spikes...
View full detailsUpright clump forming perennials with lance shaped to oval leaves. They have clusters of intense flowers from late spring to summer. If you do have...
View full detailsFrench Lavender with dense spikes of fragrant dark purple flowers from mid to late Spring and Summer and narrow aromatic silver-grey foliage
Agapanthus varieties are valued for their striking, globe-shaped clusters of blue, white, or purple flowers that bloom in summer. With their tall s...
View full detailsUpright clump forming perennials with lance shaped to oval leaves. They have clusters of intense flowers from late spring to summer. If you do have...
View full detailsUpright clump forming perennials with lance shaped to oval leaves. They have clusters of intense flowers from late spring to summer. If you do have...
View full detailsEnkianthus campanulatus 'Red Bells' is a deciduous shrub known for its elegant bell-shaped flowers and vibrant autumn colour, making it a standout ...
View full detailsCultivating a garden with butterflies and bee-friendly perennials provides substantial ecological, aesthetic, and educational benefits. Ecologically, these plants support local biodiversity by offering essential resources such as nectar and pollen to a variety of pollinators, including butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects. This not only helps sustain the pollinator populations but also enhances the pollination of crops and native plants, contributing to a healthy and robust ecosystem. The presence of diverse pollinators can lead to an increase in the yield of fruit and vegetable gardens, boosting home gardening success.
Aesthetically, gardens designed with pollinator-friendly perennials are vibrant and dynamic, attracting a variety of wildlife that adds beauty and life to the landscape. Watching butterflies flutter and bees busily collecting nectar can be incredibly soothing and visually pleasing, creating a lively and enchanting garden atmosphere. Additionally, such gardens serve an educational purpose, providing an excellent opportunity for individuals of all ages to learn about the importance of biodiversity and ecosystem health. Observing pollinators up close can foster a deeper appreciation and understanding of nature's interconnected processes and the critical roles these creatures play in our environment.
