According to Carrboro gardener and artist Dale Morgan,  “When you landscape your yard, you want it to look beautiful and colorful. You want it to thrive. So when you plant pollinator plants, it’s just so much more beautiful. When you have those pollinators in there to actually help those plants thrive, they’re healthier plants. Your garden does better.”

Read the entire article from the blog published in The Carrboro Commons.

Liz is a staff writer for the Carrboro Commons. She is a student at UNC-Chapel Hill from Winston-Salem, North Carolina.