Pollinator Haven Garden


 

Overview


Pollinator Haven is a teaching and demonstration garden located at the N.C. Cooperative Extension-Lee County office at 2420 Tramway Rd. Sanford NC. The purpose of the garden is to educate the public about the importance of pollinators and to teach about the elements of pollinator habitat.

- Garden Interpretation Signs


- Pollinator Haven Garden Inventory as of October 2022


- List of Pollinator Plants for Lee County


The garden’s existence is the result of a group effort led by Horticulture Agent Minda Daughtry, Tracie Bowers (EMGV), and the Extension Master Gardener Volunteers of Lee County, who researched plant species, designed the landscape, cleared and prepared the soil and planted the garden. The garden is maintained by Amanda Wilkins, the horticulture agent (as of August 2022), Tracie Bowers, Extension Master Gardener Volunteers, and members of the Lee County community.


4-H Youth Commissioners Help in the Garden- 2022

Pollinator Community Science


What is Pollination?


Tours


Self-guided tours of Pollinator Haven are available during regular Extension hours. Free docent-led tours and pollinator-related programming for groups are available by calling the N.C. Cooperative Extension Lee County Office at (919 )775-5624.

Plants featured in Pollinator Haven

Content Contributed by Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Tracie Bowers
Image of a butterfly
Image of bee balm