Why Native Wildflowers

In recent years there has been increasing recognition of the importance of protecting the environment and preventing biodiversity loss.

There are a range of laws, targets, and policies that seek to reverse the trend of habitat and species loss. Native wildflower species and habitats have been lost as a result of increasing development and changes in agricultural practices.

Wildflower species are worth preserving in their own right. But they also provide food and homes for insects, birds, and mammals, and increase biodiversity (the variety of living organisms in a particular habitat).

Wildflowers support pollinators including bees whose decline has been well documented in recent years.