Pollinator gardens are essential because they provide habitat and resources for numerous pollinator species, which are critical components of healthy ecosystems. These plants attract pollinators by providing food in the form of nectar and pollen, as well as shelter, nesting sites, and breeding areas. Unfortunately, many of these habitats have been destroyed or degraded, resulting in a decline in pollinator populations. Pollinator gardens help to compensate for this loss, providing a haven for pollinators to thrive. Contact us to learn more today.