Resources
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The resources on this page are organized in two ways.
- Divided by region, with information and materials specific to each region available within the corresponding dropdown menu. Click on a region below to jump to that specific area on our page:
- Organized by partner organization, allowing you to access information that applies across all regions. Click on a partner to jump to their information.
Resources for gardeners in the northeastern United States, from New England down through the Mid-Atlantic states. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder — enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners across the southeastern United States. The Everglades Province ecoregional guide is also linked separately for gardeners in South Florida.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the Midwestern United States. There are multiple planting guides relevant to this are linked as well.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the Great Plains Region of the United States. Several Great Plains ecoregional guides cover much of this region in depth.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the Southwestern United States in Arizona and New Mexico. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder – enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in Texas. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder – enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the northwestern United States, in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder – enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the Intermountain areas of the United States, from Montana down through Colorado and west to Nevada. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder – enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the northern California areas of the United States. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder – enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
Resources for gardeners in the southern California areas of the United States. The ecoregional guides link below takes you to the Pollinator Partnership guide finder – enter your zip code to get the guide specific to your ecoregion.
Garden recipe card and ecoregional guides produced by Pollinator Partnership. Mt. Cuba Center trial reports at mtcubacenter.org
These free, downloadable cards from Pollinator Partnership provide simple planting plans for a 3' x 6' native pollinator garden, with species chosen specifically for your region. Each card recommends plants that bloom across spring, summer, and fall to support bees, butterflies, and other native pollinators year-round.
ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, RI, NY, NJ, PA, MD, DE
VA, WV, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, MS, TN, KY
OH, IN, IL, MI, WI, MN, IA, MO
ND, SD, NE, KS, OK
AZ, NM, southern CO
TX and surrounding areas
WA, OR, ID, western MT
NV, UT, CO, WY, eastern MT, eastern ID
Northern CA coast and valleys
Southern CA and inland areas
AK regions
Cards produced by Pollinator Partnership as part of the NAPPC Pollinator Habitat Installations Task Force. Visit pollinator.org/garden-cards for more.
These free 24-page guides go deeper than the garden recipe cards, with detailed native plant lists and habitat information specific to your ecoregion. Not sure which guide is yours? Enter your zip code on the Pollinator Partnership website to find the right one instantly.
Enter your zip code to get the guide for your specific ecoregion
Mid-Atlantic, southern New England
Great Lakes states, upper Midwest
Upstate NY, northern New England
VA, WV, PA, MD highlands
Central plains grasslands
AZ, NM mountains and plateaus
South Florida
More than 40 guides available covering the full US and Canada. View the complete directory at pollinator.org/guides.
Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin, Delaware has been evaluating native plants and cultivars since 2002, scoring each for garden performance, disease resistance, and pollinator value. Their free reports are an invaluable resource for gardeners and industry professionals selecting the best natives for the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond.
Goldenrod — 70 species, cultivars & ecotypes
Ironweed — 45 species & cultivars
Coneflower — Mid-Atlantic region
Bee balm — 40 selections evaluated
Shade-loving native phlox species
Sun-loving phlox incl. P. paniculata
Tickseed — Mid-Atlantic region
Stars of autumn — native asters
Native ferns for the Mid-Atlantic
All reports are free to download at mtcubacenter.org/research/trial-garden.
Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin, Delaware has been evaluating native plants and cultivars since 2002, scoring each for garden performance, disease resistance, and pollinator value. Their free reports are an invaluable resource for gardeners and industry professionals selecting the best natives for the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond.
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