Most often, a bird and butterfly garden is understood to be filled with showy blooms, jaw-dropping color, and an in-turn, an abundance of life. But in addition to standard flowering annuals and perennials, a bird and butterfly garden can become a valuable habitat garden by incorporating some native plants which provide shelter, food, and a source of water for local fauna to utilize. In our ubiquitous suburban lawn-heavy landscape, it is becoming increasing important to restore these connections. As a steward of land, habitat gardening is one great way to re-connect disjointed systems.

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