Transform your garden into a vibrant haven for pollinators by planting with purpose. Bees, butterflies, birds, and other pollinators play a crucial role in supporting our ecosystems and food supply. By choosing the right plants, you can attract these vital creatures and help them thrive. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or a beginner, planting for pollinators offers a simple and rewarding way to boost biodiversity and create a healthier environment in your backyard.
Not sure where to start? We have a seasonal guide to help you keep your garden in flower for pollinators all year round!
| SPRING | SUMMER | AUTUMN | WINTER |
| Apple | Allium | Autumn Crocus | Cherry (Winter Flowering) |
| Aubrieta | Alstroemeria | Anemone | Clematis |
| Berberis | Antirrhinum | Chrysanthemum | Crocus (Winter Flowering) |
| Blackcurrant | Armeria | Clematis | Hellebore |
| Cherry | Borage | Dahlia | Heather |
| Elephant Ear | Buddleia | Fatsia japonica | Honeysuckle |
| Euphorbia | Campanula | Ivy | Mahonia |
| Hebe | Caryopteris | Salvia (Autumn Flowering) | Salix |
| Muscari | Delphinium | Strawberry Tree | Sarcococca |
| Peach | Forget-Me-Not | Symphyotrichum | Snowdrop |
| Pear | Foxglove | Tree Ivy | |
| Pieris | Fuchsia | Viburnum | |
| Spring Crocus | Geranium | Winter Aconite | |
| Wallflower | Hollyhock | ||
| Hydrangea | |||
| Lavender | |||
| Penstemon | |||
| Pyracantha | |||
| Rudbeckia | |||
| Sage | |||
| Scabious | |||
| Weigiela | |||
| Zinnia |