Many drought-resistant plants also draw pollinators

Lavender, at left, grows in a garden near Coupeville, Wash. Many old-world plant species grow well in sun-seared settings and are pleasing to gardeners as well as pollinators. Russian sage, European salvia and lavender are honeybee magnets. 
At right, Rosemary blooms in a yard near Langley, Wash. Use a combination of perennials that will bloom from the start of the growing season until frosts arrive in the fall.
Dean Fosdick via AP

Lavender, at left, grows in a garden near Coupeville, Wash. Many old-world plant species grow well in sun-seared settings and are pleasing to gardeners as well as pollinators. Russian sage, European salvia and lavender are honeybee magnets. At right, Rosemary blooms in a yard near Langley, Wash. Use a combination of perennials that will bloom from the start of the growing season until frosts arrive in the fall.

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