Ideal for privacy screens and windbreaks, this tall evergreen adds structure and rich greenery year-round. Dense foliage provides nesting sites and shelter for birds and beneficial insects.

This hardy native rose supports local wildlife with its fragrant flowers for pollinators and nutritious rose hips for birds. Low-maintenance and naturally beautiful.

A delicious and decorative choice – packed with antioxidants. Delicate white spring flowers attract pollinators, berries feed wildlife (and you!), and vibrant red fall foliage brings seasonal color.

This standout shrub offers year-round appeal. Fragrant white spring flowers attract pollinators, followed by clusters of berries in fall that birds love. Its foliage turns a striking reddish-purple, adding vibrant autumn color.

A fragrant native shrub with showy white spring blooms that draw bees and other pollinators. Its foliage blazes with brilliant fall color while providing shelter for birds.

Known for its shimmering, silvery-gray leaves, this willow creates beautiful contrast in the garden. Early-spring catkins provide vital pollen for bees and the branches offer cover for nesting birds.

A late-season bloomer that provides nectar when few other plants do. Its seeds feed birds and small mammals, making it a valuable year-round habitat plant.es here

These fall-blooming perennials offer a crucial nectar source for bees and butterflies preparing for winter. Their seeds also nourish birds, while their bright blossoms add a burst of autumn colors.

This “butterfly magnet” grows long, colorful flower spikes all summer. Butterflies, bees, and even hummingbirds stop by for a sweet sip of nectar—perfect for spotting pollinators up close.

A bird bath is like a mini watering hole for nature! Birds splash and drink, and sometimes bees and butterflies come for a quick drink too. Keeping it filled with fresh water helps lots of creatures stay cool and healthy.