This spring, try integrating native plants into your garden. New Jersey naturally fosters wildflowers which not only look beautiful but also provide food and shelter for pollinator species, such as bees and butterflies, which help our plants reproduce. Non-native plants require excess amounts of water, energy, and resources to survive outside of their natural environment. Similarly, invasive species can overpopulate the environment, draining resources and leading to native species harm. Here are some native, pollinator-friendly plants which may be a good addition to your garden this spring:
