A seasonal plant guide to enhance your biodiversity and turn your garden into a welcoming sanctuary for pollinators. Pollinator populations—whether bees, flies, butterflies, or moths—are declining worldwide, and there is an urgent need to reverse this trend. This is where gardens play a vital role. Every outdoor space can contribute to supporting and increasing wildlife, but how can your garden help? Can you choose plants that support every aspect of biodiversity? What are the best plants for pollinators? This fully illustrated, curated, seasonal guide tells you which plants to grow to bring life to your garden. From gardener’s favorites to wild blooms, over 150 plant profiles. Each profile includes the plant’s appeal to wildlife, tips on how to care for them, and the best management practices to support pollinators specifically and wildlife generally. The book also features a visual guide to the most common pollinators that may visit your garden, including many less familiar species, so you can identify new visitors and monitor biodiversity growth as you plant for pollinators.