Protecting Butterflies with Pollinator Gardens | Sprout

Working with environmental scientists, we show you those who dedicate their time to creating pollination gardens and how you can make your own. Pollination gardens fundamental for the survival of many pollinators, such as butterflies, who are slowly going extinct. Follow along to see how you can grow a greener world.
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[@lesliekendall5668]

I remember my grandmother in the early 60's saying one day the Monarchs might be gone because the farmers were tilling under the milkweed. I noticed I didn't see Monarchs anymore when I lived in WA so when I inherited my grandmother's home in Idaho I started including Monarch plants on her 1/2 acre in the city. I saw a few in my garden last year and was SO excited!

[@michaeljonesdougherty.209]

Everything my husband and I plant or bring in to our gardens is for the Bees, butterfly birds anything else that needs it .our garden and yard is certified animal habitat 💚 i have a large plant base and milk weed in a area just got 6 different packs of milk weeds.i starred all this 14 years ago not seeing many butterflies or bees or different types birds now i see everything come through my habit gardens.Thankyou everyone that does there part .

[@patriciajones2265]

My wife and I are doing our part here in Florida USA . Thank you for more tips for our garden .

[@marky3131]

It’s difficult not to get frustrated that so many just don’t understand how easy it is to help use native plants trees and shrubs and build back our biodiversity. Even people who believe that climate change is manmade go home every night to turf lawns and a few non native, and even invasive, plants. Rather than protest climate change they should first act in their own yards.

[@lesliekendall5668]

Another thing a person can do is talk to their electric company and encourage them to start planting milkweed and other Monarch plants in their right-of-ways.

[@seniorsagashow]

You just might start improving your health if you cut pork out completely from your diet. Wishing you the best!