Pollinator Gardens

Restoring the Habitat

Idaho is a high mountain desert where water is our most precious resource. Excessive usage is a growing crisis across the West, and we are committed to being part of the solution.

Our approach focuses on preserving natural resources by replacing thirsty traditional landscapes with stunning, low-maintenance gardens. By utilizing native, drought-tolerant plants, we create resilient habitats that actively combat the global decline of pollinators.

These gardens do more than save water; they provide vital sanctuary for the bees and butterflies that our entire ecosystem depends on.

Worldwide, pollinator populations are in a critical state of decline, with over 22% of native North American pollinators currently at an elevated risk of extinction. In Idaho specifically, species like the Monarch butterfly and Western bumble bee have seen dramatic losses in geographic range and numbers.