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Butterflies & Bees: Welcome these Beautiful Pollinators to Your Garden! In the Butterflies & Bees category you will find a range of products and feeders specially designed to attract and help these beautiful pollinators to your garden. Of color
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Butterflies & Bees: Welcome these Beautiful Pollinators to Your Garden!

In the Butterflies & Bees category you will find a range of products and feeders specially designed to attract and help these beautiful pollinators to your garden. From colorful flowers to special feeding stations, here are some ways you can welcome and support butterflies and bees in your green oasis:

Flower Meadows and Flowering Plants: Create a lush flower garden with a variety of flowering plants such as lavender, sage, butterfly bushes, sunflowers, and buddlejas. These flowers not only attract butterflies and bees, but also provide a beautiful color palette in your garden throughout the season.

Butterfly Feeders: Install butterfly feeding stations, such as butterfly tanks filled with a sweet nectar solution. These feeding grounds provide butterflies with the necessary energy and help them survive, especially during dry periods.

Bee hotels: Hang bee hotels in your garden to give solitary bees a safe place to lay their eggs and reproduce. These hotels are filled with hollow pipes and pieces of wood that bees like to make their nests from.

Water sources: Provide a consistent water source, such as a shallow bowl of water and some floating rocks or branches where bees can easily land to drink. This is especially important during hot summer days when water can be scarce.

Natural Shelters: Create natural shelters such as shrubs, woodpiles, and grassy areas where butterflies and bees can rest and shelter from rain and wind.

By taking these simple steps, you can not only help conserve butterflies and bees, but also enjoy a vibrant and thriving garden full of life and color. So what are you waiting for? Make your garden a paradise for butterflies and bees today!

butterflies and bees in the garden

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