Plant a pollinator friendly garden

Turn available space into an oasis for bees and butterflies or use pollinator-friendly species in your planters.
Impact: With so many green spaces disappearing, our pollinator friends could use some help finding food. They return the favour by sticking around and pollinating our flowers, our fruits, and our vegetables. Pollinators are also great at pest control. Many of them keep small bugs and pests in check, which helps plants thrive.
Effort: This action involves introducing some new plants to your garden, planters, or window box, and looking after them.
Costs and savings: There will be some initial costs in buying seeds or plants, but long term the improved insect population might help other plants in your garden to thrive.
Time each month: 1-2 hours depending on the season and amount of planting you choose to do.