Planting Natives for Summer Color & Pollinators
Today I am planning for the heat of summer and planting several natives in the back hydrangea bed that will bring us summer color and support loads of pollinators. One of the keys to a well-developed garden is to have interest throughout the season and of course, use plants native to your region and supporting the pollinators. The four plants that I am using today will do just that!
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