Help save our local bees and butterflies.

The National Wildlife Federation is proud to share the following marketing message from Garden for Wildlife, Inc.:

June is National Pollinator Month, but our local bees and butterflies need more than a celebration—they need a place to call home.

When you plant native species, you aren’t just adding beauty to your yard; you are throwing a lifeline to local wildlife. Did you know that one-third of all native bee species are oligolectic? This means they are highly specialized specialists that rely entirely on a single native plant family to survive. Without these specific native plants, these essential pollinators simply cannot feed their young.

As an NWF supporter, you can make an immediate, tangible impact this month by planting native species. Grow your existing wildlife garden or start a new garden bed and save when you shop our special collection.

Whether you want to build a buzzing backyard sanctuary or just add a few high-impact pots to your patio, now is the perfect time to plant. Best of all, you can plant with absolute confidence. Garden for Wildlife has a pollinator-safe guarantee on all of our plants. None of our plants are ever treated with harmful systemic chemicals like neonicotinoids, ensuring your garden is a true safe haven for wildlife.

Why Garden for Wildlife? Since 2021, we’ve helped gardeners like you plant more than 1,200,000 square feet of wildlife habitat. With our service area covering the entire contiguous U.S., restoring local ecosystems and protecting our native bees has never been simpler!

The Details:

  • The Offer: 10% off our special National Pollinator Month Collection

  • The Guarantee: 100% neonicotinoid-free native plants

Thank you for being the roots of our conservation efforts and protecting our precious pollinators!

*Offer valid on the National Pollinator Month Collection; excludes gift cards, merchandise, and bulk garden products. No discount code needed. Cannot combine with other offers. Offer ends June 30, 2026.

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