The Pollinator Garden: Planting for the bees that feed us back

You will learn how to turn any outdoor space into a living refuge for bees, butterflies, and the quiet work they do around us. Janet M. Bryan walks you through the simple logic of a three-season bloom plan, the herbs that nourish both pollinators and your kitchen, and why native flowers carry a kind of magic no imported hybrid can match. You will understand how insects actually find food, what crisis is unfolding in ordinary yards, and how to offer water, shelter, and safe places to rest. Rosemary Adair reads with the gentle patience of someone tending soil on a slow morning, her voice warm, unhurried, and rooted in the real world. Step outside with this in your ears, and your garden will begin to change before you finish planting.