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Protecting Pollinators
Clearing invasive blackberry is only the beginning. What happens next has the power to reshape the land for bees, for biodiversity, and for future generations.
We work with home and landowners to transform cleared spaces into thriving, pollinator friendly habitats. That means planting native species that belong here, improve soil health, and support birds, butterflies, and wild bees.
Whether it is a backyard, a boulevard, or a forgotten edge of the city, we design natural spaces that give more than they take. No chemicals. No ornamental filler. Just planting with purpose.
Not sure where to start? You do not need to be an expert. That is what we are here for.
Why Pollinators Matter
Pollinators are essential for healthy ecosystems. They help plants reproduce, support food chains, and keep wild spaces thriving. But in many parts of BC, their habitat is being replaced by pavement, ornamental lawns, or invasive species.
Every native flower planted is a step toward restoring that balance.
What We’ll Do — For You and For the Bees
We offer a full native planting service designed to restore pollinator habitat and support long term land health. From soil prep to plant selection, we handle the hard part so your land can thrive again without chemicals or guesswork.
Our Native Planting Service Includes:
Soil Preparation
We loosen compacted soil and remove leftover root debris to create healthy ground for native plants to take hold.
Pollinator Focused Plants
We install a handpicked mix of native wildflowers, grasses, and shrubs. Each species is chosen to support bees, butterflies, and birds through every season of bloom.
Supporting Native Species
Not every area needs flowers. We blend in native groundcovers and low maintenance filler plants to prevent weed regrowth and strengthen the ecosystem.
Mulch Application
A clean layer of mulch helps young plants establish by holding moisture, blocking weeds, and protecting the soil.
Seasonal Care Guide
You will receive a simple guide that shows what to expect from your new planting, how to maintain it, and how it will grow over time.
Three Designs. One Goal: A Healthier Landscape.
We offer three custom planting designs, each tailored to different needs, budgets, and aesthetic preferences. Whether you want something low maintenance, pollinator focused, or bold and vibrant, there’s an option to fit your space and your goals.
Each plan includes a detailed layout, plant selection, and a visual preview so you know exactly what to expect.
Ready to Bring Your Land Back to Life?
Don’t leave cleared soil behind to bake in the sun or grow back into a problem.
We can help you turn that open space into something better. Something that supports bees, birds, and the health of your land.
Our planting service is built around pollinator friendly designs that bring lasting beauty and purpose to your landscape.
Why Plant for the Bees?
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Bees pollinate over 75% of the world’s flowering plants and nearly 35% of global crop production—including apples, berries, and vegetables. Without them, food security takes a major hit.
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Research shows native plants provide better nutrition and more consistent foraging for local bee species. They bloom in the right season and adapt to local weather patterns, boosting bee survival.
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Even small plantings like a garden bed or border can support hundreds of bees per day. Connected patches across neighborhoods help form pollinator corridors that strengthen and sustain local bee populations.
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A study from the University of British Columbia revealed that protecting wild pollinators like native bees could save Canadian farmers millions and dramatically increase food security. These unsung heroes aren’t just buzzing around flowers—they’re directly responsible for pollinating vital crops.
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According to the Government of Canada, several native bee species are at risk due to habitat loss, disease, and pesticide exposure. Supporting them with native plants helps stabilize and grow their populations.
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The City of Vancouver actively promotes pollinator-friendly practices through its pollinator meadows project and supports planting native wildflowers and shrubs to create thriving bee habitats.
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Top Native Plants for Pollinators (Lower Mainland)
1. Fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolium)
Tall, wild, and vibrant — fireweed is one of the first plants to restore disturbed land. Bees love it, and it spreads beautifully when established.
2. Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)
A cheerful burst of yellow with a dark center, this hardy flower attracts bees, butterflies, and looks amazing in mass plantings.
3. Red Columbine (Aquilegia formosa) or Western Columbine
Delicate red and yellow flowers with a unique shape. A hummingbird favorite that thrives in shady or semi-shady spots.
4. Flat-top Goldentop (Euthamia graminifolia)
A tall golden plant that blooms late in the season — providing critical nectar for bees when other flowers have faded.
5. Smooth Blue Aster (Symphyotrichum laeve)
This fall-blooming beauty supports native bees and butterflies while adding soft, calming blues to your garden space.
(Ask us for a custom pollinator bundle or see what’s best for your space.)
