The Biodiverse Garden
Wildlife-friendly gardens are dynamic and beautiful, filled with fluttering butterflies, buzzing bees, colorful flowers, and chirping birds. One of the easiest ways to attract more beneficial insects is to sow a flower mix. Beneficial insects help to keep pest insects in check and restore balance to the garden (learn more about beneficial insects here). Add a bird bath or other water source, avoid the use of unnecessary pesticides, and handpick pests, if necessary. In fall, don't over-tidy: instead, leave the leaves where they fall and wait until spring to cut back perennials and grasses.
Chives
Certified Organic
Edible, ornamental, and perennial–an essential part of every kitchen garden.
from $3.99
Didiscus Lace Flower Mix
Certified Organic
These pale-blue blooms bring cottage garden charm.
from $3.99
Feverfew Seedlings
Certified Organic 4-pack of seedlings
Perennial herb with daisy-like blooms and deep-green foliage.
$5.49